The latest much-anticipated book from number one bestselling Tenby-based illustrator Millie Marotta, featuring the tiniest but mightiest of creatures, is released this month.
This stunning colouring book is packed with some of the most intriguing miniature creatures that exist on our planet.
From impossibly cute mammals to industrious insects, this newest title has illustrations of pygmy rabbits, dwarf geckos, tadpoles, pink fairy armadillos, zooplankton, pygmy hoglets and more.
There are many tiny creatures we may see every day, such as snails, bumblebees, caterpillars, wrens and ladybirds, and many more which we do not, such as the elf owl, the nano chameleon or the silky anteater; you have the chance to explore them all and more in this delightful colouring book.

Watch a parade of tiny creatures come to life as you flood each of these gorgeously intricate illustrations with colour.
Printed on high-quality paper suitable for a range of colouring media, this book will be a beautiful collection of your very own coloured artworks to treasure forever.
Featuring the world’s tiniest creatures to colour in, this is a must-have for any colouring fan!
The paperback version is published by Batsford Books.

Millie is an illustrator working in her studio by the sea in a little corner of West Wales, in the seaside town of Tenby.
A pioneer in the global colouring movement, Millie’s intricate illustrations are inspired by a love of wildlife and fascination with the natural world.
In 2015, Millie’s debut title Animal Kingdom spent a record 22 weeks as the official paperback non-fiction No.1. Since then, she has sold over 10 million books around the world and her books have been translated into over 30 languages.
You can visit Millie’s work at www.milliemarotta.co.uk and also follow her on social media at: @milliemarotta





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