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10 Activity Books for Adding Your Own Story Ideas

A finished cartoon can lead to a new scene, name, hobby, or invented world.

This is a selection from Kevin Coulston’s own catalog. Numbers organize the choices and do not indicate independent ratings.

Why these ten fit this plan

The collection favors fantastical and mixed subjects, plus the open-ended shape challenge. The extra story prompts are optional ideas.

Use the activity label and individual book description to choose the format. The best first project is the one the child wants to begin; it can be completed at their own pace.

  1. How to Draw: Alien Cyborgs
  2. Trace Then Color: Cool Stuff 2 - Dinosaurs, People, Animals, And More!
  3. How to Draw: Mutant Animals
  4. Trace Then Color: Cool Stuff - Monsters, Aliens, Robots, And More!
  5. How to Draw: Cool Stuff - Monsters, Aliens, Robots, And More
  6. Draw by Grid: Cool Stuff
  7. How to Draw: Cool Stuff 2 - Dinosaurs, People, Animals, And More
  8. Trace Then Color: Weird Creatures
  9. Draw by Grid: Weird Creatures
  10. Trace Then Color: Mutant Animals

See another ten-book selection or plan a different kind of art session.