Coloring Book Series · Book 01
Fruits Coloring Book For Toddlers
Forty friendly fruits with bold, easy outlines — apples, bananas, berries and more — each on its own page, sized just right for little hands and fat crayons.
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Leafwright Press makes gentle, beautifully drawn books for curious minds — starting with the very first crayon, and growing right along with them.
Newly launched · First title available now on Amazon
Thick outlines and generous shapes, drawn for hands still learning to hold a crayon.
A catalogue that widens with your reader — toddlers today, early readers and beyond tomorrow.
One image per sheet, so markers never bleed onto the drawing underneath.
The Catalogue
Every Leafwright title is drawn, tested and typeset in-house.
Coloring Book Series · Book 01
Forty friendly fruits with bold, easy outlines — apples, bananas, berries and more — each on its own page, sized just right for little hands and fat crayons.
Find it on AmazonColoring Book Series · Book 02
The next stop in the garden — carrots, peas, pumpkins and friends.
Coloring Book Series · Book 03
Gentle creatures, big shapes, and a whole lot of room to scribble.
Coloring Book Series · Book 04
First shapes and first colors, drawn as big and friendly as they come.
Our Story
Leafwright Press began with a simple observation: the first books a child touches are rarely designed with the same care as the ones they'll read later. We wanted to fix that — starting at the very beginning, with a crayon and a blank page.
Our name says what we do. Leaf for the page and the growing thing; wright for the old word for maker. We're page-makers, and we're in this for the long stretch of childhood — not one narrow slice of it.
Today that means coloring books for toddlers. Next it means activity books, early readers, and titles for the children those toddlers become.
For Parents & Educators
We design for a specific age, not a broad "kids" bracket. Line weight, page count and subject matter are all chosen for the reader on the cover.
One subject per page, plenty of white space, and no fussy micro-detail that turns coloring into frustration.
Each page names what it shows. Coloring an apple becomes recognising an apple — vocabulary without a worksheet.
Typeset and proofed for paper, then checked on a real printed copy before it ever goes on sale.
Say Hello
Questions, bulk orders for your classroom, or a note about what your little one coloured today — all of it is welcome.