Activity Book

Tiny Spooky Gardens Coloring Book

Cute Halloween Designs for Relaxation and Creative Fun

by Alyia Jones

A playful Halloween coloring collection where spooky stays cute rather than grim. Tiny garden scenes, seasonal details, and whimsical designs make it easy to settle into a creative break — perfect for autumn evenings, cozy weekends, or anyone who prefers their Halloween with charm instead of horror.

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Format: Paperback · Printable PDF, to download and print
Category: Activity Book
Author: Alyia Jones

Read a free sample on Google Play Books

Why this one

Halloween for people who do not like being scared.

The ghosts are friendly

Every ghost in this book is smiling. They sit on swings, nap in jars and tuck themselves into bed. Nothing here is drawn to unsettle anyone, which makes it usable with a child in the room.

Seasonal without the gore

There are skulls and cobwebs, but they have flowers growing out of them and spiders wearing expressions. It reads as October rather than as horror.

One scene, one sitting

Each page is a single small world on a square page. You finish one, close the book, and nothing is left half done.

A page from the book: a little ghost in a witch hat among pumpkins and cobwebs, ready to color

What's inside

Halloween without the horror.

Ghosts, pumpkins, small witches and very tidy little graveyards, drawn in the same miniature-garden style and kept firmly on the charming side of spooky. Each design stands alone and finishes in one sitting, which makes the book something you can use across October rather than a project you have to schedule.

How the book is built

Thirty-one scenes, square pages.

8.5 inches square

Every scene is composed for the square, with room around it. Nothing is cropped into a shape it was not drawn for.

A small recurring cast

The same ghosts, cat, hedgehog and owl appear across the book in different corners of the same garden. It reads as one place rather than a pile of unrelated drawings.

Open anywhere

No order and nothing to keep track of. Flip until something appeals and start on that page.

What a scene actually looks like

Three of the thirty-one, exactly as they are printed. This is the whole tone of the book: spooky things behaving gently.

A coloring page of a cat holding a mug outside a cottage covered in vines, with carved pumpkins, a lantern and small spiders — Tea outside the crooked cottage

A coloring page of a small smiling ghost sitting on a rope swing hung from a branch, with an owl perched above and snowdrops below — A ghost on a swing

A coloring page of a smiling ghost tucked into bed under a mushroom cap, holding a mug, with a lantern and a plant on the bedside table — Bedtime under a mushroom

Skulls with flowers in them

The Halloween props are all there, and all of them are growing something or sheltering somebody. A skull is a planter. A jar is a home. A pumpkin is a garden feature.

A coloring page of a skull used as a plant pot with mushrooms and flowers growing out of it, a ghost peeking through one eye socket, a bat and a spider nearby — A skull, used as a plant pot

A coloring page of a glass jar terrarium holding a tiny haunted house, a smiling ghost and a sleeping cat, with a bird perched on the lid — A whole haunted garden in a jar

A coloring page of a grinning carved pumpkin in a bed of snowdrops with a wooden bucket, toadstools and a bat flying overhead — The pumpkin, in its flower bed

Before you buy

How many pages can I actually color?

Thirty-one. Each one is a full scene on its own square page. The book also opens with a short welcome page and closes with a final illustrated page.

What format is the digital edition?

It is a PDF you download and print at home. Buying it once on Google Play Books gives you the file, so you can print a page as many times as you like, on the paper you prefer. It is not a book you color inside the app.

What is the print edition like?

It is a paperback you color in by hand, on paper that takes colored pencils well. It is printed to order and shipped to you.

Where does the purchase actually happen?

On the retailer's own site. The paperback is handled by Lulu and the PDF by Google Play Books, so payment, delivery and any refund are handled under their terms, not ours.

About the author

Alyia Jones

Alyia Jones writes and illustrates books for children: bedtime mysteries, coloring books and curious nonfiction, made for the ages when a child wants to work something out for themselves.