Paperbacks made to be finished.
Coloring books with lines thick enough for small hands, and planners and journals you answer with a pen. Every Inkpot Lane book is a real paperback, printed and shipped by Amazon.
Coloring books
Bold, easy pictures for children, one picture to a sheet.

The Night Before Christmas
The classic poem in big, easy lines, with a mouse hidden in every picture.

Diwali Coloring Book
Diyas, rangoli, kites and lanterns, with the story of Rama and Sita.

Ganesha Coloring Book, Ages 4-8
Bappa's story and his many looks, with a little lesson on every page.

Ganesha Coloring Book, Ages 8-12
32 Ganpati murti styles from across India, each one named.
Planners and journals
For grown-ups. Written in by hand, not typed.
Articles
Stories, how-tos and the thinking behind the books.
Wheel of Life Assessment: A 10-Minute Guide to Your Year
A wheel of life assessment in ten minutes: score eight areas of your life, draw the shape, find the biggest gap and turn it into the one goal worth a year.
The Night Before ChristmasThe Night Before Christmas Poem: Full Text and History
The night before Christmas poem in full, who wrote it, the 1823 reindeer names, and how to read it aloud to a small child without losing them halfway.
Diwali Coloring BookRangoli for Kids: Easy Designs and What They Mean
Rangoli for kids, made simple: what rangoli is, what the patterns mean, easy designs with dots, and how to help a child make their first one at the door.
ColoringMarkers That Don't Bleed Through Coloring Books: A Guide
Markers that don't bleed through coloring books, why some do, and the simple fixes: a blotter sheet, the right pen for the paper, and single-sided pages.
The Life I'm Building: 2027 Goal PlannerIkigai: How to Find Your Purpose With Four Honest Lists
Ikigai, the Japanese idea of a reason for being, turned into four honest lists you can fill in tonight, and how to turn the overlap into one goal for the year.
The Life I'm Building: Undated Goal PlannerHow to Use a Planner: The 15-Minute Sunday Routine
How to use a planner so it survives past February: a 15-minute Sunday routine, what to write each day, and how to restart after a missed week.


