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First of all this book is not just a coloring book it's also a storybook! The story is basically Dipper gets trapped in a coloring book and Mabel has to color him to freedom. There doesn't seem to be any secrets that contribute to the lore of Gravity Falls in this book, (there is a QR code on the last page, although it's nothing special or secretive.) but then again this story probably isn’t meant to be canon in the first place. All the pictures are new original pictures created for this book, it's not clip art taken from the show or the internet. The page and cover quality is really good and just like on the "Dipper and Mabel's Guide To Mystery And Non Stop Fun" book you can feel the stickers and glittery font on the cover. The story was just ok in my opinion I think the story had the potential to be really good but not enough pages are dedicated to the story, most pages have few to no words on them resulting in the story feeling kinda lacking especially for a Gravity Falls story. In fact, I actually really like the idea for the story I just think there could've been more to it, But since this is more meant to be a coloring book I won't criticize the story too much. The book seems to be an adult coloring book since it has a lot of those very complex, highly detailed, sometimes abstract coloring pictures you find in most adult coloring books, so kids who are very picky about coloring in the whole picture or get frustrated about coloring in the lines may find this book to be too complicated. But as long as you know what to expect, I'd recommend this book to all Gravity Falls fans both kids and adults alike!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2017
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First of all this book is not just a coloring book it's also a storybook! The story is basically Dipper gets trapped in a coloring book and Mabel has to color him to freedom. There doesn't seem to be any secrets that contribute to the lore of Gravity Falls in this book, (there is a QR code on the last page, although it's nothing special or secretive.) but then again this story probably isn’t meant to be canon in the first place. All the pictures are new original pictures created for this book, it's not clip art taken from the show or the internet. The page and cover quality is really good and just like on the "Dipper and Mabel's Guide To Mystery And Non Stop Fun" book you can feel the stickers and glittery font on the cover. The story was just ok in my opinion I think the story had the potential to be really good but not enough pages are dedicated to the story, most pages have few to no words on them resulting in the story feeling kinda lacking especially for a Gravity Falls story. In fact, I actually really like the idea for the story I just think there could've been more to it, But since this is more meant to be a coloring book I won't criticize the story too much. The book seems to be an adult coloring book since it has a lot of those very complex, highly detailed, sometimes abstract coloring pictures you find in most adult coloring books, so kids who are very picky about coloring in the whole picture or get frustrated about coloring in the lines may find this book to be too complicated. But as long as you know what to expect, I'd recommend this book to all Gravity Falls fans both kids and adults alike!
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Great colouring book
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