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History coloring books for adults and teens

Pick an era and color it the way it happened. From ancient Egypt to the Cold War, every Motiv Colors history coloring book follows one subject from start to finish, in order: 30+ coloring pages, each paired with a short, verified historical fact. You color the scene, you read the story behind it, and by the last page you know the era.

Choose your era

Ancient Egypt and Greece. Open the tomb of the boy king in Tutankhamun, rule beside Egypt’s last pharaoh in Cleopatra, face the Olympian gods, Hercules and Medusa in Greek Mythology, then sail home from Troy with Odysseus in The Odyssey.
The Americas before Columbus. Rise and fall with Tenochtitlan in The Aztecs, follow the Maya from Tikal to Chichen Itza in The Maya Civilization, and walk the Inca roads from Cusco to Machu Picchu in The Inca Empire.
Legends of the sword and the sea. Ride to Orléans with Joan of Arc through the Hundred Years’ War, then chase Blackbeard across the Golden Age of Piracy in The Pirates History.
America’s turning points. Go from whispers of treason in Boston taverns to Valley Forge and independence in The American Revolution, then live the thousand days of John F. Kennedy, from PT-109 to the Cuban Missile Crisis.

Why history sticks when you color it

A history book is easy to forget. A scene you colored is not: you spend a long while inside one image, its armor, its temples, its faces, and the fact printed beside it stays with you. That is why these historical coloring books suit adult colorists who are tired of repeating patterns, history lovers who want more than a timeline, and parents and teachers looking for history that doesn’t feel like homework.

Printable history coloring pages, instant PDF

Every book is an instant PDF download. Print the pages at home on A4 or Letter paper, reprint a favorite scene as often as you like, or color on a tablet. Want two eras at once? The history bundles pair books that belong together, like Tutankhamun with Cleopatra, or the Aztecs with the Maya.