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    In the Snoop Hog Sticky Colouring Book, a hedgehog of a mildly bewildered disposition, wearing a blue rucksack, stands before an easel to capture the likeness of a particularly dizzy hog, brandishing a palette and brush within a cosy studio that is, quite logically, framed by a green border decorated with the sketches of various pencils.
    A sheet of typed text, held captive by a clip against a tan background, finds itself besieged by a chaotic assembly of colourful pencils and crayons; below this, the Snoop Hog Sticky Colouring Book makes its presence known, proudly sporting a sticker of a hog with a rucksack and a small, optimistic box of crayons tucked into the corner.
    A deeply perplexed hedgehog from the Snoop Hog Sticky Colouring Book has found itself in the sort of existential pickle that only a chequered shirt on a washing line can provide, its spikes thoroughly wedded to the fabric. The wide-eyed creature, regarding its predicament with the weary resignation of a philosopher trapped in a laundry basket, reaches out with its paws against a backdrop of a garden fence.
    In the Snoop Hog Sticky Colouring Book, a hedgehog of a mildly bewildered disposition, wearing a blue rucksack, stands before an easel to capture the likeness of a particularly dizzy hog, brandishing a palette and brush within a cosy studio that is, quite logically, framed by a green border decorated with the sketches of various pencils.
    A sheet of typed text, held captive by a clip against a tan background, finds itself besieged by a chaotic assembly of colourful pencils and crayons; below this, the Snoop Hog Sticky Colouring Book makes its presence known, proudly sporting a sticker of a hog with a rucksack and a small, optimistic box of crayons tucked into the corner.
    A deeply perplexed hedgehog from the Snoop Hog Sticky Colouring Book has found itself in the sort of existential pickle that only a chequered shirt on a washing line can provide, its spikes thoroughly wedded to the fabric. The wide-eyed creature, regarding its predicament with the weary resignation of a philosopher trapped in a laundry basket, reaches out with its paws against a backdrop of a garden fence.

    Snoop Hog Sticky Colouring Book

    £5.00

    Perfect for colouring outside the lines!

     

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    Snoop Hog’s Sticky Colouring Book

    40 pages of prickles, puddles, and things that shouldn’t be stuck to a hedgehog

    Snoop Hog has had a lot of bad mornings. He’s been stuck to a garden gate. He’s been tangled in Mrs Badger’s washing line. He’s been mistaken for a walking snowball. And now, frankly, he needs a bit of colour put back into his life.

    That’s where you come in.

    Forty pages of hand-drawn Snoop Hog chaos, ready for pencils, crayons, or whatever felt tips you’re willing to risk on a Sunday afternoon. Prickles to colour. Puddles to colour. One very unfortunate yellow sock that needs a home. And a hedgehog who, let’s be honest, has never looked better than he does in whatever shade of orange your child decides is correct.

    What’s inside

    • 40 A4 pages of Snoop Hog illustrations, drawn by me, printed on proper paper that won’t dissolve the moment a felt tip touches it
    • A mix of big, bold scenes for younger colourers and fiddlier details for older ones who like a challenge
    • Plenty of prickles, which are genuinely excellent for practising staying inside the lines, or not, we’re not the boss of you
    • No rules, no instructions, no hidden lesson. Just colouring, which is the whole point

    Perfect for

    Rainy afternoons. Long car journeys. Birthday parties that need rescuing. Grandparents who want something to do with a small person that doesn’t involve a screen. And any child who’s ever asked for Snoop Hog again, and again, and again.

    The practical bits

    • £5
    • UK customers only, sorry to anyone further afield, but Snoop’s postage costs were getting ridiculous
    • Printed and posted by me, from my little studio in Kent, usually within a couple of days

    Go on. Get the pencils out. Snoop’s waiting, and he’s already got himself into some sort of trouble.