Review: Mytho Coloring Book – TJ Nichols

Genre: Urban Fantasy, Gay Romance, Coloring Book

LGBTQ+ Category: Gay

Reviewer: Jay

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About The Book

The mytho world has been brought to life by the illustrations of Sheilkuroi.

Add a touch of magic to your life with Mytho Coloring Book. Adventure and fun await you as you explore the satyr den, befriend the baby dragons, and steer clear of the mischievous mermaids!

Includes:

Jordan & Edra
Troy & Sean
Vlash & Mason
Ardel
The Strega
The Elvish king
Dragons
Mermaids
and more…

The Review

Anyone who loved TJ Nichols’ Mytho series would adore this book. Various pairings and relationships have been depicted in extracts from the novels with beautiful black and white illustrations. As this is a PDF they could presumably be downloaded and colored. The accompanying extracts have hints on the colors to use.

The scenes have been carefully chosen and range from romantic pairings, including that of Jordan and Edra, to baby dragons, mermaids, and nymphs. Once enjoyed as a colouring book the result could then be kept to add to the pleasure of re-reading the novels.

The artist is very talented and has captured the atmosphere of the books whilst retaining a very clear style that would allow the reader/color-adder to develop their own style, and the details, while fascinating, are never so small or fussy as to detract from the clarity of the presentation. The extracts remind one of the stories in the series.

Highly recommended, for all lovers of coloring books and also just for enjoyment by anyone who loves the beings brought to life by the author.

5 stars.

The Reviewer

I’ve been doing book reviews on my website, crossposted or linked to various social media, for a few years. I read a number of genres but I really enjoy all kinds of speculative fiction so thought I’d like to share my views with you. I love sci fi and other speculative fiction because of the way it can, at its best, make us see ourselves in a new light. Quite apart from the exciting stories, of course! I used to be an English teacher, and I’m a writer (fantasy) so I can be quite critical about style etc. but I hope I can also appreciate properly some books that don’t appeal to me personally but might be simply perfect for others. I have, obviously, read widely, and continue to do so.

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