With My Own Two Hands Coloring Book

by Julia A. Royston, Derrick Thomas (Illustrator)

Not having a brother, I have had to learn the ways of men through my father, uncles, extended family and husband. They are different to say the least. In the past, I have written children’s stories that had a girl as the main character but have been encouraged to write something for boys. Here it is. The boys and men that I have encountered have enhanced and brought joy to my life by what they can fix, create, invent and develop with their two hands.

36 pages, Paperback

Published December 8, 2016

About the author

Julia Royston is a Louisville, KY native author, publisher, speaker, teacher and songwriter residing in Southern Indiana with her husband, Brian K. Royston. Julia’s motto is “motivating you to be all that you can be, helping you get your message to the masses and turn your words into wealth.” She further states that “people hire me to publish their Book, Coach them to write their Book, Provide Ways to promote their Message to the World and Create Products and Services surrounding their Book.” Julia has written more than 50 books, published and coached 100+ authors to release 150+ books. Prior to full-time publishing and coaching, Julia spent 22 years as a certified, media specialist/technology instructor in a public and private school system. For more information about Julia and her companies visit, www.juliaroyston.net.
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Reviews

[PACL · Rating 5 out of 5]

We have the actual book, not the coloring book, but I believe both books would be a great tool to remind young men they have a lot of potential things they can do with just their two hands. It's not a career book, per say, but more examples of things you can do (some might require education). Write a book, plant a tree, cook a meal, play an instrument. While the book features boys, this could relate to all genders.

Thank you, Julia, for helping build Parenting Across Color Line's "Little Diverse Library"! As a parent and teacher of multicultural students, it's SO great to see a book featuring and written by a BIPOC author.