Related: 2 cool new coloring books to inspire creativity in older kids
No, there's no Dora or Rainbow Dash here, but I've found that my kids get so much more creative (and relaxed) when they get to decide what the images look like, and even to tell the stories behind them. Because it's really hard to find the orange crayon that matches Dora's pants exactly. You can find Laura Palmer's XO-LP Coloring Book Vol. 1 at her website. Her lunch box love notes are pretty perfect for back to school too. Check them out.Break out the new crayons for this awesome coloring book from indie illustrator Laura Palmer
Who doesn't need more coloring books in their lives? Well, okay, if you look in my kids' craft drawer, maybe we don't. But, we do need awesome ones. The cheap, thin, licensed ones can get tossed and we'll replace them with cool, creative…



