Tiko'sTiny Town
Tiko'sTiny TownColoring & Activity Book for Ages 3+
36 woodland scenes, little picture puzzles and 5 free pages to try
The Tiny Town story
Every little thing matters
Meet Tiko, the keeper of the teapot lost-and-found office
A mitten mystery
Help Tiko find a mitten that matches Hedgehog's
Made for a breezy day
Rabbit is getting a kite ready in the matchbox workshop
Something smells lovely
Badger's biscuit-tin bakery always has room for one more friend
Small treasures, carefully kept
Squirrel is saving a few acorns for a picnic with everyone
A stitch of kindness
A missing button is a tiny job for a very good neighbor
Home is where friends visit
Mole has the kettle on in the old garden boot
There is no need to hurry
Tiko waits while Snail makes a very important crossing
A very small voyage
Otter, Frog and Duckling have a boat to launch and a whole pond to explore
A place for everyone
The best end to a little adventure is sharing it with friends
Your next adventure is on paper
Bring the colors of Tiny Town to life, one page at a time
Color, Find & Play · By Niko
Take the
town home
Follow Tiko through 36 cozy scenes, each with a little picture puzzle to solve and a story to color your way
- 36
- coloring adventures
- 3+
- ages three and up
- One side
- blank backs for each scene
For parents
A screen-free activity
for little explorers
Bring crayons to a rainy afternoon, a quiet moment at home or a wait for lunch. Color a woodland scene, try its little picture puzzle and make up a story together.
- 36 different coloring scenes, with six types of mini-games: Find, Count, Match, Odd One Out, Trace and Choose
- Each scene is printed on its own front-facing page with a blank reverse; answers are at the back
- 76 pages in a roomy 8.5 × 8.5-inch paperback, created by Niko
Ages 3+ · Made for preschool and early-years play, including ages 3–6. Younger children may need a grown-up to read the English instructions and help with the picture puzzles. Try the 5 free pages to see how your child enjoys the style.
Use colored pencils or crayons. If you use markers, place a spare sheet underneath.
