First colouring-for-adults apps from Octopus

Octopus has launched four adult colouring-in and dot-to-dot apps which can be completed on screen using a finger. The Colouring for Mindfulness series, the first digital range of colouring-in titles, has been created in collaboration with developers Papertrell. The apps can be downloaded free from the App Store (iOS-only), and each offers one drawing for free and others available as in-app purchases (£1.49 for each collection, or multiple buys discounted). Continue reading at 'The Bookseller'

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