Color by Number - Spooky - Mystery Mosaics Coloring Book

Spooky

Special Edition

4.9

(19)

Coming soon - September 4th!

A Color by Number Mystery Mosaics coloring book with spooky cute illustrations like ghosts, monsters, witches, magical creatures, and more. Each page contains a hidden image that is revealed one color at a time as you complete the mosaic.

What makes it special?

35 unique spooky illustrations
Color palette on every page – each mosaic comes with its own list printed in vivid colors for easy reference
Black backgrounds create a unique, magical atmosphere while coloring
15 simple colors – that’s all you need!
35 inspiring quotes
5 shapes (hexagons, circles, diamonds, squares, triangles)
QR codes with full solutions + bonus printable pages inside
Coloring tracker – keep track of your coloring progress

Paper Type
Two versions available:

standard Amazon KDP paper (80–90gsm/60lb)
premium Amazon KDP paper (90gsm/60lb)

What Tools Work Best?
To get the best results, I recommend:

Alcohol-based markers (but be sure to place a sheet underneath as they may bleed through)
Acrylic markers
Wax crayons
Colored pencils
Gel pens

Helpful Tip:
More watery tools like felt-tip or watercolor markers may cause some wrinkling or slight bleeding, depending on how heavily they’re used. If you’d like to try them, we suggest testing first on a small area.

print length

76 pages

publication date

4 September 2026

format

8.5 x 11 inches

What's inside?

Example Coloring Pages

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Reviews

Spooky cute!!!

Absolutely loveee this adorable spooky book. The illustrations are cute and spooky! The perfect mix. Love all of the features in this book. The illustrator thought of everything. Back of each page features a QR code to see a preview of the image if you would like, or you can be surprised. Fun trackers at the back of the book. So many amazing little touches in this book. Highly recommend !

– Sparklycanadiancraftygirl

My nephew likes it very much 👌

I gave it as a gift to a 5 year old nephew and although it was a little difficult for him to stick to the lines – he colored it. Every now and then he said, what color would it be? or you can already see something. He also got into code scanning. I thought it would be too small for it, but with a little help he could handle it

– Pawel