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Sherlock: The Mind Palace: A Coloring Book Adventure – The First Official BBC Activity with 50+ Intricate Scenes and Hidden Clues
The first official coloring book from the hit BBC series, filled with more than fifty intricate scenes and cast images from the show The game is on . . . The Mind Palace is a unique celebration of the rich visual landscape of the BBC series Sherlock , featuring more than fifty intricate pieces of artwork by artist Mike Collins. Recreate classic scenes, add color to intricate interiors, and illuminate the fascinating world of Sherlock with the power of your imagination. A vital clue from each episode is hidden within the original black and white illustrations, and only by completing the scene can they be found. Fill Sherlock’s world with color and find the secrets hidden within The Mind Palace.
- GenresColouring Books
80 pages, Paperback
First published November 3, 2015
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January 24, 2016
As a Sherlock fangirl,this coloring book rocks!!!!
September 17, 2016
Ridiculously detailed -5*
I saw this on my 'recommended' shelf; I didn't realise you can track colouring books. This book is actually insane. I'm not even going to pretend I've finished a quarter of it because it is so ridiculously detailed.
My advice is buy a strong packet of colouring utensils (I prefer felt tips) and mark out clear times for this because it's going to take forever. I'm not going to have an end date for when I'm going to finish this because I have no idea. A page of the colouring book usually takes me a day. (I know, right?)
On top of the details, there are also clues scattered through the book from the cases (from series 1-3, excluding the Christmas special) and only colouring can uncover the clues. Collins has been evil and scattered the clues across cases that it doesn't belong to. For pages you won't find the clue and then you'll be colouring a wall or the side of a table and you'll find it. It's deeply satisfying.
I have a love/hate relationship with this colouring book but it is definitely a brilliant present and a must-have for all Sherlockians.
I saw this on my 'recommended' shelf; I didn't realise you can track colouring books. This book is actually insane. I'm not even going to pretend I've finished a quarter of it because it is so ridiculously detailed.
My advice is buy a strong packet of colouring utensils (I prefer felt tips) and mark out clear times for this because it's going to take forever. I'm not going to have an end date for when I'm going to finish this because I have no idea. A page of the colouring book usually takes me a day. (I know, right?)
On top of the details, there are also clues scattered through the book from the cases (from series 1-3, excluding the Christmas special) and only colouring can uncover the clues. Collins has been evil and scattered the clues across cases that it doesn't belong to. For pages you won't find the clue and then you'll be colouring a wall or the side of a table and you'll find it. It's deeply satisfying.
I have a love/hate relationship with this colouring book but it is definitely a brilliant present and a must-have for all Sherlockians.
December 12, 2017
I love this coloring book! the pictures are so pretty and very detailed. This is the BEST COLORING BOOK EVER!!!
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