For fun and entertaining purposes COLORING BOOK. The world is full of shades of colors. And every color has a large range of color shades. This book is for everyone, children, adults and seniors. IT MAY POTENTIALLY SERVE AS AN AID FOR PEOPLE WHO: -would like to increase memory and color recognition skills; -may have autism or autism like cognitive conditions; -are artistic or would like to develop artistic skills, color know how, hues and shades; -wish to practice hand muscles and hand to eye coordination; -wish to develop language skills and would like to learn names of colors; -would like to practice drawing and coloring skills within circular spaces; -would like to have fun and explore colors; -would like to learn word/name recognition of words in association with colors; -would like to perceive the world in shades of colors; -would like to learn about colors in shades, from pale to light, to medium, to dark and a full range of this.(Please note, this book only covers some of the ranges available as there are thousands of color combinations.) SEE HERE: Choose from the shades on the left pages rectangles. Then fill in the circles on the pages on the right. Any of the shades correctly expresses the pale, light, medium or dark color named (SEE KEY). The teacher or student may label rectangles & circles as for example "pale blue," "light blue," "medium blue," or "Dark Blue." It's easy, follow the color key provided in the copyright page. Also, please note most often perfection is subjective. Some of the circles have slight visual imperfections and differ to teach that approximation is acceptable, closer to nature and nearer to perfection than absolutism which is often frustrating and unreal. At the behest of the teacher, and if the student is ready, the teacher may write the names of the color shades from the key on the individual pages. (IE SEE FRONT COVER) This book may or may not be useful to any one person in particular. However it may be useful to: Practice art. Practice visual Perception. Practice color Recognition. Practice task completion. Practice diversity in organization of objects. Practice association between words and objects. Practice drawing within circles to improve handwriting. Practice use of hand and sight together while coordinating in an artistic ways. Practice improved memory. Practice verbal and physical skills simultaneously or in sequence. And above all, have lots of fun