Introverts Unite to Color! But Separately and In Your Own Homes: A Comically Calming Adult Coloring Book for Introverts

by H.R. Wallace Publishing

Finally! An adult coloring book that urges all of you introverts out there to band together to color, but, you know, separately and in your own homes. Because, let’s be realistic, who wants to socialize when you can stay at home and color?

After all, coloring combines two of the things that introverts love most; curling up with a good book and artistic expression. Oh, and coloring also offers up the perfect diversion for those times when it all just feels way too peopley outside and you need to recharge your batteries.

Introverts Unite to Color! consists of 25 coloring pages and, with phrases that express the innermost thoughts of pretty much every introvert, all of you gentle souls out there will definitely be able to relate.

So, grab a copy of this adult coloring book for yourself as well as all of the other introverts in your life. That way all of you can happily stay home and individually bond over your shared love of alone time.

Genres: Art

54 pages, Paperback

Published March 8, 2018

Reviews

[Books_the_Magical_Fruit · Rating 5 out of 5]

I unabashedly love this. I’ve been an introvert my whole life, so I identify with almost all of the sayings (I do like to hug, after all). Some pages made me literally laugh out loud, like “Ain’t No Party Like An Introvert Party ‘Cuz An Introvert Party Don’t Start” and “It’s Too Peopley Outside.”

I enjoy coloring books, and I usually break one out during church every Sunday. I have ADHD, Primarily Inattentive Type, and doing something with my hands helps me to focus on the speakers way more than if I just sit and stare at them. We’re so willing to allow little kids to have accommodations…why can’t adults be afforded the same courtesy? I’m all about informing people that a lot of these “issues” do not go away because someone turned 18 and was magically cured. I wish!

Okay, off my soapbox. 😂

This book is one that I’ll definitely be ordering for my collection…there’s nothing like coloring a page that has DON’’T TOUCH ME in big, block letters while you’re at a church meeting, haha!! (Just kidding—I’m a hugger, remember?)

Thank you to NetGalley and H.R. Wallace Publishing for a copy in exchange for my honest feedback.

[Bethea Scovic · Rating 5 out of 5]

The cover of this adult coloring book immediately caught my attention and I was intrigued. After getting a chance to look through the pages. I not only want to get a copy for myself but for some friends as well. This is the perfect coloring book for an introvert! Each picture is on one page so any medium (including markers) can be used. Every page has a humorous saying that applies to introverts, along with designs or illustrations to accompany it. Some examples: “Give Me Space” has an outer space theme, “Don’t Touch Me” has the word “Me” made out of cacti, “Not Today, I’m Booked” has books for the background, and “Anti-Social Butterfly” has butterflies on the page. There are 26 pages to color, including a copy of the book cover. The only thing that some may not appreciate is that the animal included on a few pages is a cat. Dog people may feel left out. (lol)

Thank you to #NetGalley for an e-book preview of #IntovertsUnitetoColor!ButSeparatelyandInYourOwnHomes by #H.R.WallacePublishing in exchange for honest feedback.

[*ੈ✩‧₊˚Sassy Little Hippy˚₊‧✩ ੈ* · Rating 3 out of 5]

2.5 ⭐️
Hilarious and sassy quotes for the introverts that just want to read, color or sit in stillness.

🐢 “My spirit animal is a turtle. We’re both content in our shells.”

🎉 “Ain’t no party like an introvert party, ‘cuz and introvert party don’t start.”

📆 “I’m a social vegan. I avoid meet.”

🙈 “It’s a beautiful day to leave me alone.”

Features 26 designs with a variety of themes ranging from nature and space to indoors and books. Each design has a different style, like mosaic, chunky, zen doodle, simplistic, busy, etc.

Overall, the sayings are funny but only a few of these designs really appeal to me. Most of us long-time adult coloring book fans have multiple books to choose from, and I will find myself exhausted of desire to grab this one over some of my other favorites.

Thank you to NetGalley and HR Wallace Publishing for this ARC in exchange for an honest review!

[Ink · Rating 5 out of 5]

Introverts Unite to Color! But Separately, and In Your Own Homes is a fantasic colouring book. It has a subtle humour to it, with each page having a different meme/quote that all introverts can relate to!

I really like that each page had text and a lot to colour in. It wasn't just big blank spaces, but a lot of different elements that will keep you busy

A really good colouring book to pass the time. On your own. Away from the peoply places

Thank you to NetGalley for this fantastic eARC. My review is left voluntarily

[Paulina · Rating 5 out of 5]

Thanks Net galley for digital/advanced copy .
Really aye catching title who fully delivers full of and phases every introvert would Relate to.
Would make excellent gift to introvert in your life.
Or you as introvert itself get yourself a copy and immersive yourself into coloring this and relax.
Also i might each picture has blank page under which is wonderful if u want to use markers whosometimes bleeds so it doesn't affect picture after which is major bonus .

[Michaela Remtulla · Rating 5 out of 5]

This coloring book is hilarious and ideal for introverts! Each page perfectly encompasses a moment lived by or thought that has come across the mind of an introvert, in the context of beautiful illustrations. Examples are:

- small talk survivor
- canceled plans are my favorite plans
- please don't make me do stuff
- why go big when you can go home?

And so many more that will have you laughing. Separately. In your own home.

Thanks to NetGalley and H.R. Wallace Publishing for a digital copy of this book.

[June Price · Rating 5 out of 5]

Color on! Go dig out your colored pencils or markers or a long forgotten box of crayons. There's fun to be had here. There's something relaxing about simply sitting down in a comfy chair and coloring a picture. We knew it as children but somehow forgot this simple pleasure as we aged.

While this collection targets introverts, it should be a fun, relaxing activity for all, even if you tend to color outside the lines. I could go into great detail about the benefits but, well, fun tops the list for me. I've always enjoyed coloring and have several adult coloring books scattered about at any given time. The drawings just begging to be colored here are humorous and offer the chance for lots of color choices. My only qualm was that although there is a dog in one of the pictures, this one was probably largely designed with cat people in mind. No matter. Still fun.

The drawings are cute and funny. See the cover. There are 58 pages with fun sayings. Each drawing occupies a full page with the facing side blank, meaning you can easily remove said artwork without having to choose one side over the other. I had the ebook version, so can't address the quality of the paper but given the design, lean toward it probably being quite appropriate for most coloring tools, maybe even paints. No author/illustrator credited, so probably done in house by the publishers.

Kudos to the creators who managed one of my favorite sayings since covid appeared, "It's too peopley outside." Another, although I'd have to change the "cat" to "dog", was "I'd love to but my cat and I already have plans." "Enjoy the silence" was another appropriate one for those of us who crave the peace of silence and nothing but a furry pet to distract us from out books, ie "Not today. I'm already booked". Bottom line, lots of fun. Thanks #NetGalley and #HRWallacePublishing for the creative inspiration.

[The Sassy Bookworm · Rating 5 out of 5]

Book Review: Introverts Unite to Color! But Separately and In Your Own Homes

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Stars

Hey there, introvert pals,

Looking for a way to unwind from the chaos of the world? Then "Introverts Unite to Color!" is the perfect coloring book for you. It's like a cozy retreat for introverts who appreciate their alone time.

With 25 fun coloring pages, this book really gets what it means to be an introvert. The designs and phrases speak to our introverted nature, giving us a chance to relax and recharge in the comfort of our own homes. It's a fantastic way to escape the noise and enjoy some peaceful moments.

As a proud introvert myself, I have to say, this book is a gem. Coloring has always been my go-to for relaxation, and having a book that captures the introverted experience so well is like finding a treasure trove.

So, grab a copy for yourself and all your introvert buddies. Embrace the joy of coloring and quiet time as you bond over your shared introverted quirks. It's like adding sprinkles to your favorite dessert—it just makes everything better!

Don't miss out on this fantastic coloring book that celebrates introverts in all their glory. "Introverts Unite to Color!" is more than just coloring; it's a fun and relatable ode to introverted life. Happy coloring, introvert crew!

⚠️This review was written based on personal opinions and experiences with the book. Individual preferences may vary⚠️

[Persnickety · Rating 5 out of 5]

“ Introverts Unite to Color! But Separately and In Your Own Homes" by H.R. Wallace Publishing is a delightful adult coloring book that perfectly captures the essence of introverted life. With 25 beautifully designed pages, this book provides introverts with a therapeutic and calming activity that they can enjoy in the comfort of their own homes.
The phrases on each page are humorous, relatable, and at times, deeply poignant, making them a joy to color. As someone who values solitude and artistic expression, I found this coloring book to be a perfect way to unwind and recharge after a long day of socializing. Each page offers a unique opportunity for introspection and creativity, making it a truly rewarding experience for introverts of all ages.
Whether you're looking for a relaxing activity or a way to express your innermost thoughts, "Introverts Unite to Color!" is the perfect companion. I highly recommend it to all introverts who are looking for a fun and therapeutic way to embrace their unique personalities.

Thanks to the publisher and NetGalley for this ARC in exchange for an honest review

[Annie · Rating 4 out of 5]

Originally posted on my blog Nonstop Reader.

Introverts Unite to Color! is a humorous and appealingly simple coloring book for adults. Released in 2018 by H.R. Wallace, it's 58 pages and is available in paperback format.

These are simple line drawn coloring pages with a humorous/pithy saying on each page. Each drawing is on one page with the facing page blank, so they're appropriate for most media (markers, pens, dry-ish watercolor, pastels, pencils, crayons, etc).

The art is not credited, and presumably done in house. The publisher produces coloring books in a number of themes and styles.

Four stars. Lots of fun pages to keep readers busy for hours.

Disclosure: I received an ARC at no cost from the author/publisher for review purposes.

[Courtney R. · Rating 5 out of 5]

"Introverts Unite to Color! But Separately and In Your Own Homes" is a delightful and humorous coloring book that perfectly captures the essence of introverted living. H.R. Wallace Publishing has created a unique and entertaining experience for introverts who appreciate the joy of solitude. The coloring book is not just a canvas for artistic expression; it's a celebration of introversion.

The illustrations are both charming and relatable, depicting scenarios that introverts will find amusingly familiar. From cozy nights in to the simple pleasures of introverted hobbies, every page resonates with a sense of understanding. This is a delightful escape into a world where solitude is celebrated, and each stroke of color becomes a form of self-expression. Whether you're an introvert or simply appreciate the joy of coloring, this book is a charming addition to any collection.

[RxReads · Rating 5 out of 5]

If you’re an introvert like me, you’re gonna love this coloring book! Seriously, it’s like they peeked into our minds and put our innermost thoughts on paper. Each page is a hilarious and relatable journey into the introvert life, from "Give Me Space" with its outer space theme to "Not Today, I’m Booked" surrounded by books. And don’t even get me started on the witty sayings! Plus, the designs are so eye-catching and fun to color. I could totally see myself spending hours with this book, just chilling and coloring away. So, if you’ve got introverts in your life (or you’re one yourself), do them a favor and snag a copy!

Thank you NetGalley for this advanced reader copy in exchange for an honest review.

[Ingrid · Rating 5 out of 5]

Summary: An adult coloring book that urges all of you introverts out there to band together to color, but, you know, separately and in your own homes. After all, coloring combines two of the things that introverts love most; curling up with a good book and artistic expression. Consists of 25 adult coloring pages and, with phrases that express the innermost thoughts of pretty much every introvert.

Review: LOVE the cover, it draws you in immediately. Images are so cute and messaging is on point for introverts. It appeals to stereotypes in the best way. I personally adore larger drawings because they are easier to color. Would love a physical copy!

#IntrovertsUnitetoColor #NetGalley

[jessclub_ · Rating 5 out of 5]

'Introverts Unite to Color! But Separately and In Your Own Homes' is a delightful addition to what can be an overwhelming selection of colouring books that are now available. This book includes 26 ready to use colouring sheets filled with sweet and relatable illustrations about staying home, reading our books, and not hanging out with too many people. A highlight is its combination of cute, cartoon style illustrations and geometrical patterns that are used to create a satisfying colouring experience. I utilise colouring sheets in the classroom for regulation and recreational activities and this book meets this need perfectly.

[Andrea Smith · Rating 4 out of 5]

Introverts Unite to Color! But Separately and in your Own Homes

4.5 Stars 

I had to try this book; the title amused me. I enjoyed all the witty sayings written about us introverts on the coloring pages. I made a mixed medium artwork, Give Me Space, using watercolor, colored pencil, ink, and white acrylic for highlights. I had a lot of relaxing, fun using this coloring book. 

Overall, this is an enjoyable coloring book. Some pages I found too busy. I'd prefer a variety of levels, from easy to hard. 

Thank you, NetGalley and Wallace Publishing, for an ARC for free in exchange for an honest review.

[Mary · Rating 5 out of 5]

Oh my goodness, I loved this so much more than I expected. The various pages are hilarious and so cute. Some of my favorites are: “It’s a beautiful day to leave me alone”, “Ain’t no party like an introvert ‘cuz an introvert party don’t start” and “Not today, I’m booked” (with stacks of books to color). As another reviewer mentioned, it is cat heavy, but a sweet dog of the most perfect breed is included on page 39.

I viewed a temporary digital copy from the publisher for advanced review, but I cannot wait to purchase this myself.

[Farah G · Rating 4 out of 5]

They had me at the title with this one! As a lifelong introvert, and one who is regularly in need of stress relief, this book was a perfect fit.

It is designed so as to minimise your chances of colouring outside the lines (thereby adding to your stress!) And the various text elements/titles were a hilarious addition to the experience.

Recommended to all introverts who needs to de-stress, as well as those who simply like adult colouring books.

I received a free copy of this book from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review

[Brandi · Rating 4 out of 5]

Introverts Unite to Color is exactly what I was looking for in a casual but humorous adult coloring book. The expressions totally capture the essence of what it means to be an introvert while providing varying degrees of complexity in the pictures. I cannot wait to get an actual copy and start coloring. I would also like to gift to several introvert friends so we can have the color party that will never happen!

I received a complimentary copy from the publisher via NetGalley and all opinions expressed are solely my own, freely given.

[Jeanne · Rating 5 out of 5]

Introverts Unite to Color! But Separately and In Your Own Homes: A Comically Calming Adult Coloring Book for Introverts. This book was so on point and relatable. I liked and laughed at every page. I was sent an electronic copy of the book to review and I had to order a copy to color. One of my favorites is “I am a social Vegan. I avoid meet.”

Thank you to the author, publisher, and NetGalley for the Advanced Reader Copy (ARC) copy of this book and I am voluntarily leaving an honest review.

[Jennyfer · Rating 4 out of 5]

As an introvert who likes colouring books, I couldn't NOT pick this one up.

Introverts Unite to Color! (But Separately and In Your Own Homes) is a fun colouring book of slogans all about the fact that people are too peopley. The designs are simple text-based illustrations, backed with a plain page so colours/markers are less likely to leak through.

They're funny, relatable and a perfect gift for the introvert in your life (or yourself, because people - ugh)

~ Many thanks to NetGalley for a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review~

[Kira K · Rating 4 out of 5]

I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily. This is such a cool colouring book. Working through it was soothing and relaxing, great for mindfulness and grounding. The pages had a good mix of detailing and more simplistic colouring spaces and the slogans are funny and often sarcastic. I also loved the spare/blank page on the back of each colouring page that stopped two pictures from bleeding through the pages and blending which I have struggled to work with in other colouring books.

[Lacey · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was a nicely done coloring book. The pages were intricate but not overly so. The sayings were relatable and perfect for it. My favorite was the give me space with the space theme going on in the background. I like that the page behind the color page is blank so if markers are used you can put something under the page but you don’t have to worry about another picture being ruined. I liked that there was a blank of the cover inside the book as well. Overall very thought out and hit all the marks on what I would look for in a coloring book.

[Donna Maguire · Rating 5 out of 5]

I thought that this was a fabulous book!

I read and went through the book the same day that I received it and so many of the pages did give me a little smile, I loved the messages that were used.

This is definitely a book I am going to be recommending and I loved the idea that you can pick the book up and do a couple of the pages as and when.

It is 5 stars from me for this one – very highly recommended!

[Meagan | The Chapter House · Rating 5 out of 5]

Hahah this book is a riot! A short collection of clever introverty quotes set to coloring pages that will set the reader (artist?) chuckling as they work away.

Some of the quotes I'd heard before; others were new to me, and I enjoyed them all. The coloring designs present a variety of styles to meet all tastes.

Perfect for any introvert (or their friends) to do ... alone ... in their own homes. :D

I received an eARC of the book from the publisher via NetGalley. All opinions are my own.

[Carmen · Rating 4 out of 5]

I received a copy from H.R. Wallace Publishing through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

If you’re looking for a coloring book targeting introverts, you’ll be happy to find it exists! Inside you will find a whole bunch of super cute and fun coloring pages with funny and relatable quotes. I really liked how fun and relatable many of the pages were, with a bunch of simple and aesthetically pleasing patterns to color in! My only issue is that the 17th coloring page says, “My spirit animal is a turtle we're both content in our shells.” It’s taking spirit animals, which are sacred to indigenous people, and totally taking it out of context. I’ve heard and seen this a lot over the years because a lot of people don’t know where spirit animals come from, so it’s entirely possible that the people behind this book are also unaware, but it was still sad to see this as a coloring page.

[Lisa Davidson · Rating 5 out of 5]

I'm prejudiced because I'm addicted to coloring books and I love good adult ones. This is a fantastic one, with patterns that are just complicated enough to be fun and comments about how wonderful it is to practice being an introvert. I highly recommend this to other people who enjoy adult coloring books.
Thanks to NetGalley for letting me preview this.

[Devon Millard · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is perfect for introverts! The punny title is a delight, as is the artwork inside, which features plenty of spreads for you to enjoy in the peace and quiet of your own company. Or maybe indulge in parallel play with your favourite human. The linework is clean, and the amount of detail is perfect, not so intricate as to be daunting, but enough to feel like it is for an adult.

[SketchyNewEngland · Rating 5 out of 5]

This coloring book really cracked me up. The illustrations were simple and fun. You could use all your favorite colors to decorate the designs. The little sayings on each page really made me chuckle. They were witty and will definitely bring a smile to your face as you color.
If you are an introvert, you’re going to like this one.
Thank you for the eARC!

[Alex L · Rating 5 out of 5]

Thank you to NetGalley and H.R. Wallace Publishing for an advance review copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.

Such a fun and visually appealing colouring book! Each page definitely spoke to my introvert self and made me laugh.

[Christa · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was cute. It uses a lot of common introvert punchlines that you hear over and over again. Individual pages felt a little cluttered. I was curious about the content and if there would be anything new or extraordinary. It’s pretty ordinary. Thanks Net Galley for the ebook!!