A CRYSTAL COLOURING ADVENTURE

Little Rock Stars

A colouring and discovery adventure through twelve rocks and minerals, with Gorblin Mossbeard as your woodland guide. For parents, carers and gift-givers choosing a creative book for curious little explorers.

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YOUR GUIDE TO THE ADVENTURE

Meet Gorblin Mossbeard.

437-year-old retired wizard. Tea enthusiast. Collector of mushrooms, books and interesting rocks. He prefers quiet mornings, but he’s making room for a little crystal exploring.

Little Rock Stars brings together colouring adventures, mineral facts and playful prompts. Grown-ups can share the discoveries, follow a child’s interests and enjoy the pages at their own pace.

8.5 × 11 inches · ISBN 9798160203034

BETWEEN THE COVERS

A peek inside.

Meet Gorblin Mossbeard!

“Well, hello there, little rock star! I’m Gorblin Mossbeard. I’m a 437-year-old Wizard, and I live in a cosy cottage deep in the forest. I like mushrooms, cups of tea and collecting interesting rocks, crystals, feathers and sticks. I also like quiet mornings and slow living… but I suppose a crystal adventure with you would be rather lovely. Inside this book, we’ll discover crystals with wonderful colours, curious shapes and stories to tell. You can colour them as they look in nature, or dream up colours of your own. Purple, rainbow or spotty—it’s your adventure! Fetch your pens and pencils. I’ll put the kettle on. Let’s see what treasures we can find!

From the book’s welcome · page 4

A purple crystal treasure

Amethyst is a purple variety of quartz. It can be pale lilac or deep violet, and sometimes grows inside hollow rocks called geodes. Lots of the amethyst you see in crystal shops comes from Brazil. Beautiful amethyst is also found in Uruguay and other parts of the world.

Preview from pages 6–7

A rainbow surprise

Precious opal can flash red, green, blue and other colours as you turn it in the light. This dazzling effect is called “play-of-colour”. Common opal is beautiful too, but doesn’t have these rainbow flashes.

Preview from pages 14–15

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