ColorBookPage November News: Princess, Dragon and Christmas Collections, and What Changed

1. Princess and dragon collections

Princess pages were spread across several series and groups. The new princess collection shows 58 pages together, sorted into Snow White, princesses with backgrounds, classic fairy tales, flowers and gardens, sea and sky, and winter.

The dragon collection gathers 50 original dragons: fire and earth, water and ice, sky and wind, forest and flower, light and dark, dragons in scenes, and easy dragons.

Both pages explain how to choose by age and suggest ways to use the pages. The space counts and times are rough estimates noted for each page.

2. Christmas collection and winter planning

For teachers and parents planning December, 18 Christmas coloring pages are now in one place: 8 Christmas animals and 10 church Christmas events. You can reach them from the banner on the home page and the page finder.

We also updated the page counts in our Christmas guide with the four-week December plan, and corrected the winter guide, which still said there were no dedicated Christmas pages.

3. Twenty new princess pages

We added 10 Snow White pages and 10 princesses with backgrounds. With 73 to 143 wide spaces, they suit ages 5 to 8. These 20 pages are line art only, with no color reference, so children choose their own colors.

4. Mazes you can solve with a stylus

There are now 21 mazes with a honeybee, a flower garden, a bunny, a space rocket, a sea turtle, a baby dinosaur and a yellow submarine, in Easy, Medium and Hard. Each has an A4 question sheet and answer sheet to download. Press Play to solve it in a new window with a stylus or finger.

5. What we corrected

• A site description said pages were available as "PNG or PDF", but files are PNG only. We fixed the description. If you need a PDF, choose "Save as PDF" in the print dialog.
• The 98 pages with no color reference still showed "left page finished version, right page line art." They now show a single page with notes that fit. This applies in all five languages.
• Online coloring has worked on tablets and phones since late October, but four guides still said it was computer only. They now match what the tool does.
• Sign-up now asks for your password twice. There is no password reset yet, so a typo could lock you out.

6. How downloads are counted

The count on each page still counts one visitor once per page per day. We now leave out the site operator’s visits, and we have started checking how many files were actually delivered. Delivery counts keep only totals by date and series, with nothing that identifies a person.