Description
A Thanksgiving adventure to read, search, and color—where there are no wrong colors.
On Thanksgiving morning, June wakes to a world without color. The hills, the rooftops, even Milo’s breakfast have become black outlines and white spaces. Grandma Alma knows where to begin: her Color Lantern is missing ninety-six Color Prisms, and June has until dinner to help bring them back.
The Thanksgiving That Lost Its Colors is a Thanksgiving story and coloring book for kids ages 6–10, combining one continuing adventure with 96 black-and-white illustrated scenes.
Join June, Milo, and Pip the hummingbird as they explore the house, travel around the neighborhood, and step into old family memories. A hidden prism waits in every scene. Some appear in familiar places; others turn up when someone tries a color nobody expected.
Read a little. Find the prism. Make the picture your own.
Each scene invites children to read a short passage, search for the hidden Color Prism, and color the illustration in their own way. The story continues from scene to scene, giving young readers a reason to return and discover what happens next. There is no single correct way to color June’s world.
Inside this read-and-color adventure:
- One continuing Thanksgiving story following June, Milo, Pip, and Grandma Alma’s missing Color Prisms.
- 96 black-and-white illustrated scenes, each with a hidden prism to find.
- Short reading passages to enjoy independently or share with an adult.
- Large US Letter format, with pictures children can make their own.
A thoughtful Thanksgiving gift for young readers and creative kids
Keep it beside the crayons for a quiet afternoon, read a few scenes together, or bring it to the table while Thanksgiving dinner is cooking. This children’s Thanksgiving activity book offers a story to share and an adventure that grows more colorful with every scene.
Age and coloring guidance
Recommended for ages 6–10, with adult reading support for younger children. Crayons and colored pencils are recommended. The book is printed on both sides of the paper; markers may bleed through.
Help June bring the colors back before dinner—one story, one hidden prism, and one colorful discovery at a time.
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