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Spooky with a Side of Snark: A Halloween Coloring Book for the Rest of Us

You know that point in October when you’ve walked past one too many “live, laugh, love” pumpkin signs and you just want your Halloween with a little more attitude & a sprinkle of swearing?

Hi. Same. That’s why I made the Spooky with a Side of Snark Adult Coloring Book.

Version 1.0.0

Spooky with a Side of Snark is my new Halloween coloring book, and it’s exactly what it sounds like. Cute ghosts, a witch ghost clutching her coffee like it’s a lifeline, grumpy black cats, jack-o-lanterns, candy corn, bats, the whole spooky-cute crew. Each page comes with a snarky little saying to color around. Plain coloring pages are fine, but coloring pages with opinions? Better. Let’s be honest.

What’s Inside!!

35 Halloween coloring pages, all spooky, all attitude. Fair warning: there’s real swearing in this book. The ghosts have zero filter, and honestly neither do I by about 8pm. You’ve been warned, lovingly.

I put these together for the evenings when my brain is too fried for anything productive but my hands need something to do. You know those evenings. The ones where the to-do list is still sitting there judging you, and you’re like, not tonight, list. Tonight I color a sassy ghost.

Two Ways to Grab the Spooky with a Side of Snark Coloring Book

The paperback is on Amazon if you want a real book you can hold in your hands and dramatically sigh over. Grab it here

The digital version is in my shop for $9. Instant download: print as many copies as you want at home, or color on your iPad if that’s your thing. (I won’t judge your 47 coloring apps. I have them too.)

(Heads up: that’s my affiliate link, so I earn a little extra if you buy through it. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Same price for you.)

How to use the Digital Coloring Book

Print a stack of coloring sheets. Grab whatever markers aren’t dried out yet. (We all have the dried-out marker graveyard drawer. Don’t lie.) Put something spooky on in the background and color until your shoulders come down out of your ears. That’s the whole system. You’re welcome.

Or you can just color it right on your iPad or tablet. I have a full post about coloring on your iPad because that is one way I have been able to color with as little pain as possible. Check it out if you want to learn how to color on your iPad.

I hope you enjoy these as much as I enjoyed creating them, and I hope they help you as much as they help me. If you color any pages, I’d love to see them. Tag me, or just stick them on the fridge where they belong. No pressure. (Okay, a tiny bit of pressure. They’re cute.)