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Wood Rocket's The Raunchiest Colouring Book does exactly what the title promises: it's a dirty colouring book for adults who like their humour filthy. Wood Rocket built its name on crude, cartoonish adult art, and this title leans all the way into that. It's for people who would rather laugh than meditate while they colour, and for friends who will appreciate an outrageous gift.
Mostly people buying for someone else. It's a popular pick for bachelor and bachelorette parties, a joke present for a friend with a dark sense of humour, or a naughty Christmas stocking filler. Plenty of buyers keep one for themselves too, as a bit of "me time" that doesn't take itself seriously.
There are 24 pages, printed on heavy 80 lb stock with a glossy cover. A retailer listing gives the size as 8.5 × 11 in, the same as a standard sheet of letter paper, so pages have room for detail. Crayons, coloured pencils and markers all work. With very juicy markers, put a spare sheet behind the page in case of bleed.
Pair it with a pack of coloured pencils and a bottle of wine, or slip it into a bachelorette welcome bag. Because it carries a real ISBN, it can also sit on a bookshelf next to grown-up titles, spine out, waiting for a guest to ask about it.
More from the same publisher: The Filthiest Fucking Colouring Book, Fetishes Are Fun and the full Wood Rocket collection.
Helpful answers about Wood Rocket The Raunchiest Adult Colouring Book.
Very, by design. It's labelled adults only and the humour is crude and sexual. If you want something gentler for a mixed crowd, the Bachelorette Party Colouring Book is cheekier than it is explicit.
Many adult colouring books are about relaxation with pretty patterns. This one is about the laugh, with deliberately over-the-top scenes. If calming geometric pages are what you want, this isn't the book for that.
Yes. The 80 lb paper handles markers, coloured pencils and crayons. Alcohol markers can still soak through, so put scrap paper underneath and test in a corner first.
It's an easy one: funny, flat and quick to wrap. Leave it on the table with some pens and guests will add their own touches over the evening, which makes a funny keepsake for the groom.
The supplier doesn't say how it's packed. If you're gifting it and want the cover kept clean, slip it into a large envelope or gift bag rather than wrapping paper alone.