Kolour Me Krazy

Grab your favourite colouring pencils, slap on your favourite music and take a hilarious star-studded journey with Jaymz Bee as he recounts some of his adventures in the world of music and entertainment. Each story is accompanied by a colouring book drawing by Charles Hackbarth. Colour for hours to your heart's content.

Kolour Me Krazy is a unique publication. It is partly a memoir and partly a colouring book. Jaymz Bee is a Canadian author, composer, producer, broadcaster and entertainer - an inexhaustible impresario, who has been called a "freak magnet", "divine fool" and "noted Canadian surrealist". Currently, Bee produces albums for Vesuvius Music Inc., continues his 19 plus year run as on-air host at JAZZ.FM91 and works as an international tour guide and playwright. He was working on a memoir when his pal Charles Hackbarth suggested illustrating some of his stories in the form of an adult colouring book. Spanning 35 years and several continents, Jaymz recounts hilarious tales from his adventures as a globe-trotting seeker of fun and offbeat experiences. From back stage rendezvous with musical heroes to chance encounters with celebrities, his tales are funny and colourful. AND the best part is that you get to give these stories colour. Grab your favourite colouring pencils and dig in.

a colouring book with unique and intricate hand drawn designs to be coloured in.

Kevin's town is the most boring place on earth, until the spectrums arrive to brighten things up. But when their crazy colour schemes get out of control, its up to Kevin to put things right - and he's only got one hour to do it.

Expert author and party planner Jaymz Bee provides even the novice party thrower with tips for preparing a guest list, establishing a dress code, creating a festive atmosphere and serving great food and beverage. Readers will also benefit from sound advice for gracefully handling party crashers and drawing the evening to a close with style. Cartoon illustrations.

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