

BOOKS
Creating has always been an important part of my life, and lately that creativity has found its way into books. Some are inspired by my work as an art therapist, some from my work as a teacher, while others have grown out of curiosity, history, nature, nostalgia, or simply an idea I couldn’t stop thinking about.
Each one has been created with the hope of giving people a reason to slow down, get curious, use their hands, and discover something interesting.
All books are available on Amazon.
Check out my author page @ amazon.com/author/stefaniemunro
Little Moments of Wonder
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Little Moments of Wonder offers simple, playful colouring pages designed to encourage curiosity, imagination, and quiet creativity. With bold lines, uncomplicated pictures, and child-friendly designs, this book invites little hands to notice, explore, and add their own colour to the world.
Little Moments of Calm
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Little Moments of Calm offers simple, easy-to-colour pictures created for quiet, screen-free moments. With bold lines, uncomplicated designs, and plenty of space to colour without feeling overwhelmed, this book invites little hands to slow down, focus, and enjoy the simple pleasure of creating.
Little Moments of Rest

Created for children ages 2–3, Little Moments of Rest offers simple, inviting colouring pages designed for calm, screen-free moments. With bold lines, uncomplicated pictures, and a special “Second Chance Section” for those times when mistakes feel extra big, this book makes creativity feel gentle, playful, and pressure-free.
LOUD

LOUD is a creative, approachable workbook for anyone whose brain sometimes feels too loud. Blending easy-to-understand information about anxiety and the nervous system with drawing, writing, doodling, reflection, and creative experiments, it offers practical ways to get curious about what’s happening inside your mind.
The Explorer's Field Journal
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The Explorer's Field Journal is part colouring book, part natural history collection, and part weathered explorer’s journal. This book invites curious minds into a world of strange sea creatures, botanical specimens, maritime discoveries, and forgotten curiosities. Inspired by historic scientific illustration and old expedition journals, it was created for anyone who still loves the feeling of discovering something fascinating for the first time.
The Vintage Botanical Colouring Book

The Vintage Botanical ADHD Colouring Book was created for minds that love beauty but don’t always love overly complicated colouring pages. Featuring simplified vintage botanical illustrations with plenty of open space, it offers the satisfaction of finishing a page without hours of tiny details. Calm, interesting, and refreshingly uncomplicated, it’s colouring designed to give busy brains breathing room.
The Botanist's Journal Colouring Book

The Botanist’s Journal is a mindful colouring book inspired by the beauty and curiosity of old botanical sketches and historic naturalist journals. Filled with unusual flowers, ferns, berries, and other botanical discoveries, each illustration invites you to slow down, add your own colour, and enjoy a quiet moment of exploration. Part colouring book, part journey through the natural world, it was created for curious minds who still find a little wonder in discovering something new.
Paper & Possibility
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Paper & Possibility is a guided colour, cut, and collage journal that invites you to create, experiment, and see where the page takes you. Filled with images to colour and cut, thoughtful prompts, and space to collage and reflect, everything you need is right inside the book. There are no art skills required and no “right” way to use it—just paper, possibility, and permission to play.
What If I'm Not Sure God Exists?

What If I’m Not Sure God Exists? is an honest exploration of faith, doubt, and the questions that don’t always come with easy answers. Written for teens who are thinking about what they believe—and why—it makes room for uncertainty, curiosity, and changing perspectives without pressure to have everything figured out. Because sometimes faith doesn’t begin with certainty; sometimes it begins with the courage to ask the questions.
