Molly & Friends Colouring Book - Where Everyone Belongs

Molly & Friends Colouring Book

Where Everyone Belongs

A joyful, inclusive colouring book where every child has a place to play, learn, communicate and belong.

Inspired by Molly, her family and the children Rhona has met through her inclusion work, this 24-page colouring book celebrates friendship and difference in a natural, positive way.

Inside, children will meet Molly and friends who use wheelchairs, communication pictures and sensory supports, alongside children with Down syndrome, autism and other additional needs. There are also pages exploring feelings, quiet time, calming spaces and the different ways children experience the world around them.

The illustrations include clear outlines and generous spaces that are easier to colour, together with a small number of more detailed pages for children who enjoy an extra challenge.

Your download includes:

• A 24-page A4 colouring book
• Clear black-and-white illustrations
• Inclusive characters and everyday activities
• Feelings, sensory-support and calm-space pages
• Simple and more detailed colouring options
• An introduction to the family story behind the book
• An instant digital PDF download

Individual and Family Licence

This purchase provides a personal-use licence for one individual or one household.

You may:

• Download the PDF to your own device
• Print it more than once for children living within your household
• Reprint individual pages when your child would like to colour them again

You may not:

• Share or forward the digital PDF to another household
• Upload the file to a group, website, shared drive or social-media page
• Print copies for a school, crèche, hotel, club, organisation or commercial setting
• Alter, reproduce or resell the book or its illustrations

Schools, crèches, hotels, clubs and organisations should purchase the Organisation Licence.

Please note: This is a digital A4 PDF. No physical book will be posted.

Created by Rhona X, founder of the VSP Programme, to help make inclusion visible from childhood—because every child deserves to see that they belong.

www.byrhonax.com