Despite the tag line on the back which reads: 'Keep the cultist in you happy!', it is worth mentioning that, once you open the book, it quickly becomes apparent that the dot-to-dot and word puzzles, not to mention the colouring-ins are best suited for the very young.

It is difficult to know who the target market is for this book. The theme seems to be aimed at adults, or at the very least mature teenagers; but if so, then the content appears far too patronising for its audience.

Perhaps it is all meant to be a bit tongue-in-cheek; and, I am sure that a couple of years ago its purpose may have seemed less ambiguous. But, lately what with the craze for adult colouring books at its height - containing highly detailed artwork which is aimed very much at the adult market, this book just falls flat on its face.
I suspect the novelty value would have been that this was a colouring-in book not aimed at kids!
Unfortunately, the author has probably missed his mark with the current trend in this sector; and although anything associated with Cthulhu Mythos will always become a cherished item to many people, I suspect it is only a short time before a proper Lovecraftian colouring-in book is published which takes full advantage of the latest appeal for therapeutic art books.

On the other hand, perhaps I have missed the point; and this book was aimed at parents who would be tickled to see their 6-8 year olds getting their first exposure to Lovecraft. If so, then I take back everything that I have said.
Let 'em at it. ;) ( )