Swear Word Coloring Book - 50 Shades Of Bullsh*t

This swear word adult coloring book is my favourite coloring book I've gotten so far. Right off the bat the title is funny, usually a good sign and I really like the books with the black backgrounds because they make your finished work look great, the color really pops from the page. I'm new to the swear coloring books and I'm loving them so far, they are silly and funny and different to give you a change of pace from the normal books like mandala books or animas, nature etc. Well actually now you can have those AND swear words with it! LOL! Although I can't recommend framing any of these pages if you did a really great job on one. Ha! What's also a nice bonus with this Sweary words coloring book is the author offers you a free book as thanks and invitation to a private Facebook group of people that enjoy coloring swear words books so you can get free books, pages, enter contests etc. Fantastic deal for buying this one book isn't it!?

I added a picture of a page so you have an idea what the inside might look like. I could only find one PG enough to add sorry.

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I think this is a really cold but. I mean every adult loves to color. And it's even better when a book is made for adults. It is fun coloring words but you can't normally colored in everyday life. It helps get your frustration and anger out so you can be more calm. It also helps relieve stress and leave it in your picture. Which leaves a colorful picture. It's where it is hidden and flowers and animals. I am really enjoying this book and I know why well for the months to come

There are some really fun pages in this book however there are alot of pages with the "C" word. Too many. Should be called, 50 Shades of "C". It was inexpensive though so I was still able to get my moneys worth without those multiple pages.

This coloring book is so cool; i like how the outside of the coloring book was made
the beautiful pictures on the inside,the wirds where awesome on each page i got a good laugh on each page that they are the cutest adult sassy coloring book i would recommend this book over and over again.

I think this is a really cold but. I mean every adult loves to color. And it's even better when a book is made for adults. It is fun coloring words but you can't normally colored in everyday life. It helps get your frustration and anger out so you can be more calm. It also helps relieve stress and leave it in your picture. Which leaves a colorful picture. It's where it is hidden and flowers and animals. I am really enjoying this book and I know why well for the months to come

There are some really fun pages in this book however there are alot of pages with the "C" word. Too many. Should be called, 50 Shades of "C". It was inexpensive though so I was still able to get my moneys worth without those multiple pages.

This coloring book is so cool; i like how the outside of the coloring book was made
the beautiful pictures on the inside,the wirds where awesome on each page i got a good laugh on each page that they are the cutest adult sassy coloring book i would recommend this book over and over again.

This one is alright, I wanted to love it and its does have some good things, but there are so many mistakes.
Pros:
-Single sided (black) pages
-cute pictures
-decent variety of swears
-Paper seems good quality, i haven't had any gel pens bleed through onto the sheet i put in between to protect the next picture and with markers it is almost the same, rarely do i see it on the protective sheet and if i do its very minuscule.

Cons:
-Pages are not perforated which while it is nice to have, its not a deal-breaker for me
-pictures have too small of a frame around the edges, making it impossible to remove pages without taking apart the whole book which again is not a deal breaker for me however...
- ...It also makes it very difficult to color the areas near the spine
-But the biggest thing to me is how haphazardly this books was thrown together.
TOO MANY MISTAKES!!
I have found several mistakes in where things are blacked out but shouldn't be, or whited in, but should be black. Also in multiple things where the "patterns" don't line up, say for example a flower with petals where all but one are the same and the oddball always throws off the coloring pattern. Or is partially "behind" something and the lines do not match up like its meant to be something else. I have come across things where I'm not sure of they are supposed to be there or not.
Overall its not horrible, and if you're not really bothered by mistakes and the other cons then i would recommend it to you.
Otherwise, i would not recommend. I will keep my copy to have something to play with different mediums against the black paper, glad it didn't end up as a gift as it almost had.

50 Shades of Bulls*** is an amazing time passer and stress reducer. I love the dark edition. Everything pops against the black. The wording on these pages are hilarious. A few even made me blush. I could however go without all of the flower designs. Either way still a great way to pass the time.

My friend gave me this coloring book and I love it. I can't thank her enough. I love brighter colors when I color and the black background is perfect!

I also have the 50 Shades Of Bullsh*t: A Delectable & Impolite Adult Coloring Book by the same author and it is fantastic too . . . I would strongly recommend both of them!

HAPPY COLORING!

Don't waste your money or your time. This book is juvenile, distasteful, not a bit funny, repetitive, immature, boring, asinine--I am really an open-minded person, so don't think the language has anything to do with my distaste, it doesn't. It's just this book is so tiresome & ridiculous, it has no reason for being. Some people may say that's what makes it so much fun or so worthwhile--don't kid yourselves. Satire must have some inherent underlying humor, some reason for its value. This book is just empty. I bought it looking for that bottom line magic, that short giggle of enjoyment. There was absolutely nothing. . .