Coloring Books for Self-Care

A must-have for fans of the Outlander book series or TV show, this coloring book gives you the chance to color the world of Claire Beauchamp Randall and Jamie Fraser. For those who don’t know Outlander, this coloring book is full of gorgeous images from 18th-century Scotland including landscapes, weapons, and clothing.

Doctor Who has been beloved by fans for years, so of course it deserves the coloring book treatment. This book allows you to color the infamous TARDIS as well as the doctor, aliens featured on the show, and more. It even includes some of the most popular quotes from the series!

Finally, fans of Pride and Prejudice have the chance to color some of their favorite scenes from the novel. This coloring book features gorgeous images of Victorian England, as well as intricate patterns and a variety of flowers. You don’t have to have read the source material to have fun coloring this book.

If you’ve ever been bummed about missing out on Paris Fashion Week, this coloring book is the one for you. Featuring colorable images of both the fashion and the streets of Paris, this coloring book will make you feel like Karl Lagerfeld.

The Time Journal gives you the opportunity to color an all-new story, starting with a cuckoo clock and eventually ending up in a magic land full of clock gears, stars, and giant owls. You’ll find yourself getting lost in this wondrous world of antiques and stars. (The aesthetics of which remind us of Erin Morgenstern’s A Starless Sea!)

If you were a ’90s kid, you’ll no doubt remember the classics from Nickelodeon such as Rugrats, Rocko’s Modern Life, and Hey Arnold! Now you can finally color your ’90s favorites in this compilation of images from Nickelodeon’s biggest hits.

Johanna Basford is one of the pioneers of the adult coloring book trend and has been known for the detail in her coloring books. Magical Jungle will not disappoint with its intricate images of the rainforest that will let your imagination go wild.

Camilla D’Errico is known for her work in both Pop Surrealism and as a manga artist. This coloring book gives her fans the chance to put their own spin on her gorgeous artwork.

Nothing puts the “adult” in “adult coloring book” like the theme of coloring for stoners. This one features images that range from straight-up trippy to introspective and is best paired with a case of the munchies.