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- ISBN 9781577159957
- Weight: 349g
- Dimensions: 216 x 241mm
- Publication Date: 17 Sep 2026
- Publisher: Quarto Publishing Group USA Inc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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It’s cute. It’s spooky. And it’s candy. What could be sweeter? Creepy Candy Coloring & Sticker Book—the official coloring book of the animated YouTube series Creepy Candy—lets kids color, collect, and laugh along with a cast of delightfully haunted sweets. Starring Sarah Bellum, Icky, Yicky & Yuck, Buzz the fly, and more, this gang loves candy almost as much as causing chaos (the safe, giggle-inducing kind!).
This fun-filled book includes:
- 96 pages of monstrously adorable artwork to color
- 100+ stickers featuring creepy-cute characters
- Premium paper suitable for crayons, markers, pencils, and gel pens
- Perfect-for-sharing one-sided designs, great for crafts and card-making
- All treats, no tricks: easy fun for fans ages 4 and up
Whether your kid’s a year-round Halloween fan or just in the mood for something delightfully eerie, Creepy Candy Coloring & Sticker Book brings the sweet, spooky fun with every page. Great as a party favor, a rainy day project, or a delightfully weird gift.
Toonz Animation USA, Inc. is a leading company in the media and entertainment sector, offering 360-degree services. Toonz’s production studios boast an envious repertoire of successful co-production partnerships with major companies, including Walt Disney, Turner, Nickelodeon, Sony, Universal, BBC, and Paramount. Toonz is credited with the creation of India’s first 2D animated TV series, Adventures of Tenali Raman, India’s first 2D feature film, Return of Hanuman, and India’s first 3D stereoscopic theatrical release. Having set the bar for children’s media in India, Toonz has also worked with major studios to deliver the highest standard of family entertainment to international audiences. Toonz has produced some of the most highly-rated international shows, such as Wolverine and The X-Men with Marvel, Speed Racer Next Generation with Lionsgate, Mostly Ghostly with Universal, Playmobil with Sony, Dragonlance with Paramount Pictures, Freefonix with BBC, Sherazade with Kika Germany, Gummybear and Friends, and Fruit Ninja with Google, among many other such successful shows.
