Description

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The one that started it all, Coloring for Grown-Ups is the first in this famed internet duos hilarious series of coloring books that combines the mindless fun of coloring with the mind-numbing realities of modern adulting. The perfect gift for anyone looking to escape the stress of adulthood.

With over 150 videos and 65 million Youtube views to their credit, Ryan Hunter and Taige Jensen know how to make people laugh. Their YouTube video, “Hipster Olympics” racked up nearly four million views, and their hit “The Walken Dead” has been viewed over 1.3 million times. In the first in a series of hilarious coloring books for adults, the duo put their prolific creative talents to work in Coloring for Grown-Ups. The artwork may resemble that of a children’s activity book, but look closer. Offering an ironic look at the stereotypes, habits, and challenges of modern adulthood, Coloring for Grown-Ups is darkly humorous and fun for any occasion—the perfect stocking stuffer for reluctant adults of any age.

Perfect for: • White elephant gifts • Funny gifts • Coloring gifts • Gag gifts • Christmas gifts

About the Author

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Ryan Hunter and Taige Jensen have gotten more than 65 million Youtube views on their personal channel, POYKPAC. Hunter and Jensen write and direct comedy for MTV, College Humor, Fremantle Media, Slate, Current TV, EUE Screen Gems, Next New Networks, MyDamnChannel, and Huffington Post Comedy/AOL. They also wrote and directed “Good Morning Internet,” a 15-episode original web series that aired on IFC and IFC.com, and are the authors of Coloring for Grown-Ups, The Ultimate Coloring for Grown-Ups, and the Coloring for Grown-Ups Holiday Fun Book.

Praise For…

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Praise for Coloring for Grown-Ups

“Quite funny.”—The New York Times

“Bleak, nihilistic and rather brilliant.”—Esquire

“Finally, an activities book for children in their 20s and 30s.”—Thrillist

“Simply genius.”—BookFetish

“A hilarious compilation of classic coloring book exercises infused with the funnybone tickling realities of day-to-day adult life...This book is an experience.”—New York Journal of Books