One country per page: a big flag to color, the finished flag in real colors right beside it, and a world map that shows where the country actually is.
PDF, no email needed · 54 countries in the Africa volume · 45 in Europe
Every page follows the same simple rule, so a child knows exactly what to do without being told twice.
No three flags squeezed together. Big shapes and thick lines, with room to work slowly.
The finished flag is printed right beside the outline, so there is nothing to look up and nothing to copy from a screen.
A small world map on every page marks the country. Tiny countries get a round close-up instead of an unreadable dot.
Print stays on one side, so markers do not bleed through to the next flag.
Three of the five pages in the free sample. Seychelles, Cape Verde and Mauritius — all three get the close-up treatment.
Seychelles
Cape Verde
MauritiusPrint it at home on A4 or Letter. No sign-up.
Pick a continent. Every volume stands on its own — no need to buy them in order.
Printed by Amazon KDP, delivered as a standard paperback.
| Format | Paperback, 8.5 × 11 in (21.6 × 27.9 cm) |
|---|---|
| Africa volume | 112 pages · 54 countries |
| Europe volume | 94 pages · 45 countries |
| Age range | 6 and up |
| Paper use | Single-sided — one flag per sheet, blank reverse |
| Extras | World map on every page · close-up inset for small countries |
| Language | English |
Yes. The lines are thick and the shapes are large, so a child who is still learning to stay inside the lines can finish a flag and feel good about it. Older kids can slow down on the detail.
No. The finished flag in real colors is printed on the same page, and so is the map. Nothing to scan, nothing to look up.
Each flag gets one side of the sheet and the reverse is left blank, so a marker leaking a little does not destroy the next page.
Countries like Seychelles, Cape Verde or Malta are too small to read at map size. They get a circular close-up at 2.5 cm, so the flag is still colorable.
Yes, and there is an index at the front of the book so a child can find a country and tick it off.