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Easter Coloring Book: Fun for children ages 3-8
• It includes 25 large 8.5” x 11” one-sided outlined images that are great for coloring and hanging up to display and send to family members.
• The images are single-sided to avoid bleed-through.
• The pages can be removed and displayed without losing an image on the backside.
• This book is most suitable for children ages 3-8 but also fun for any child who loves coloring!
• We have avoided overly intricate designs as well as overly simplistic ones.
• The pictures are in large format for small hands to enjoy.
• It will help provide relaxing fun for you and your child.
• The images are single-sided to avoid bleed-through.
• The pages can be removed and displayed without losing an image on the backside.
• This book is most suitable for children ages 3-8 but also fun for any child who loves coloring!
• We have avoided overly intricate designs as well as overly simplistic ones.
• The pictures are in large format for small hands to enjoy.
• It will help provide relaxing fun for you and your child.
56 pages, Paperback
Published January 4, 2022
About the author
Joseph C. Kunz Jr.
67 books8 followersJoseph C. Kunz, Jr. is a nonfiction writer, businessman, and author of essays and books on faith, responsibility, work and wealth, and legacy. His work is built around what he calls The Four Pillars of a Well-Built Life: Faith, Responsibility, Work & Wealth, and Legacy.
With more than 45 years of experience building and running a successful business, Joseph writes from lived experience rather than theory. His work speaks to readers who want clarity over noise, responsibility over drift, wealth with purpose, and a life strong enough to carry weight.
Joseph grew up in New York and attended St. Ignatius of Loyola Church, an early influence that helped shape his view of faith, discipline, formation, and meaning. That perspective continues to inform his writing on family, business, hardship, moral clarity, and the kind of life that leaves something lasting behind.
His books and essays include work on financial independence, personal responsibility, grace, legacy, and the moral habits behind a serious life. Whether he is writing about money, faith, work, fatherhood, or cultural confusion, his central concern remains the same: helping readers think clearly, live deliberately, build wisely, and leave something that lasts.
Joseph writes for readers who are tired of slogans, shortcuts, and soft advice. His work is direct, practical, morally serious, and grounded in the belief that a well-built life does not happen by accident.
You can follow him here on Goodreads or visit JosephKunz.com to explore his essays, books, and current projects.
With more than 45 years of experience building and running a successful business, Joseph writes from lived experience rather than theory. His work speaks to readers who want clarity over noise, responsibility over drift, wealth with purpose, and a life strong enough to carry weight.
Joseph grew up in New York and attended St. Ignatius of Loyola Church, an early influence that helped shape his view of faith, discipline, formation, and meaning. That perspective continues to inform his writing on family, business, hardship, moral clarity, and the kind of life that leaves something lasting behind.
His books and essays include work on financial independence, personal responsibility, grace, legacy, and the moral habits behind a serious life. Whether he is writing about money, faith, work, fatherhood, or cultural confusion, his central concern remains the same: helping readers think clearly, live deliberately, build wisely, and leave something that lasts.
Joseph writes for readers who are tired of slogans, shortcuts, and soft advice. His work is direct, practical, morally serious, and grounded in the belief that a well-built life does not happen by accident.
You can follow him here on Goodreads or visit JosephKunz.com to explore his essays, books, and current projects.
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