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1. Heroes of the Methow!
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By: Erik Brooks, on 7/9/2012
Blog: E is for Erik (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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If you missed the fun at Arts Fest...


 ...here are some pint-sized coloring book pages for your downloading pleasure:







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2. Download Free Coloring Pages
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By: Kakie Fitzsimmons, on 11/10/2011
Blog: Bur Bur & Friends: Community Blog (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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While my kids were little, my mom had a medical condition that required her to spend quite a bit of time within a convalescent center. Every week I’d pack up my three little ones and we’d spend the day with Grandma along with other patients within this convalescent setting – visiting, playing games, watching movies [...]

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3. Polar Opposites: Coloring page no. 1
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By: Erik Brooks, on 7/8/2010
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4. Sno-Isle Kids
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By: Erik Brooks, on 4/17/2009
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Recently, I helped the Sno-Isle Library System (north of Seattle) to redesign their Kids page. For the most part, this meant creating a mascot of sorts, and then lots and lots of otter drawings :) Check it out and let me know what you think. I'll be making a few coloring pages for their summer reading enjoyment as well.

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5. On location: Leavenworth, WA
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By: Erik Brooks, on 7/25/2008
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After an excellent early summer break, I returned to work and to Book Camp. Amy and all of the good folks at A Book For All Seasons invited me down for a Sunday book signing and a Monday morning of fun with their 7-8 year old campers.


A great day, with fantastic kids, in a sweet spot on the back porch! Since Edgar Allen Poe and Mystery were the theme of the writing camp, we spent a little time with my own mystery book, Octavius Bloom and the House of Doom -- complete with some Octavius disguises of our own.


Since Leavenworth, WA is also a great polka town, I also finally got around to creating this coloring book page for Polar Polka. Enjoy!

Click the image to enlarge. Print as many as you'd like!

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6. Horsharkosaurous Maximous
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By: Erik Brooks, on 7/10/2007
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Another nice round of visits this afternoon. In this instance, to my local local libraries: Winthrop and Twisp. Here are a few of the promised coloring pages as inspired by our group drawings in round no. 1 of the summer reading tour. Just click on the images to enlarge and then print away. More to follow!

Can you identify the three creatures combined together in this lovely beast? The name is a major clue :)

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7. Nicole's Coloring Book Pages
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By: Amy C. Moreno, on 2/16/2007
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Check out Nicole's Coloring Book pages.

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