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Mythology Coloring Books
Every culture tells stories about gods, monsters and heroes, and people have illustrated those stories for as long as they've told them. This mythology collection is one of the deepest shelves in the store: printable PDF coloring books spanning Greek epics, Norse legends, Hindu deities, Egyptian gods, Japanese yokai, Chinese dragons and the myths of ancient Mesoamerica.
Adults can sail with The Odyssey Coloring Book, meet the pantheon in Greek Gods, explore Gods and Legends of Hindu Mythology, work through The Art of Hieroglyphics, or enter the spirit world of Yokai of Japan. These are detailed pages built for fine liners, colored pencils and long evenings.
Kids have a shelf of their own: Hercules and his twelve labors, Chinese Dragons, The Viking Coloring Book, Hindu Mythology for Kids, friendly Egyptian mummies and a kid-sized book of Japanese yokai, each with bold outlines and gentler monsters. Coloring a god's chariot or a dragon's scales is a memorable first meeting with stories kids will run into again for years.
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7 printable PDF coloring books tagged “Mythology”.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which mythologies are covered?
Greek (the gods, Hercules and the Odyssey), Norse (the Vikings), Hindu (separate books for adults and kids), Egyptian, Japanese yokai, Chinese dragons and the Aztec myths of Mesoamerica. If one tradition hooks you, most also have a dedicated collection, like Greece, Egypt or Japan, with related titles.
Are the mythology books appropriate for children?
Many are. The kids' titles, Hercules, Chinese Dragons, The Viking Coloring Book, Hindu Mythology for Kids and the children's yokai and mummy books, use bold outlines and friendlier monsters. The adult titles are much more detailed. Each product page lists the age group.
Are the gods and legends depicted respectfully?
Yes. The illustrations use each tradition's own iconography, the attributes, dress and symbols these figures are usually shown with, and deities of living religions, like the Hindu gods, are drawn with particular care and respect.
Do I need to know the myths to enjoy the books?
No, every page works on its own as line art. That said, the books tend to work the other way around: color the Hydra or Odin's ravens first, and the original stories get harder to resist.
What do I get when I buy a book?
A high-resolution, print-ready PDF delivered right after checkout and by email. The file is yours to keep, and you can print any page as many times as you want.