Humorous coloring book of Karen’s Adult Coloring Book Karens Adult Coloring Book, the name Karen is a slang term typically used to refer to an upper middle-class American woman who is perceived as entitled or excessively demanding. The term is often portrayed in memes depicting middle-class women who use their class privilege to demand their own way. Naturally Karen deserves her own coloring books as they world needs her. Comedy and Humor about America’s lovely KAREN! Nice glossy card stock covers with 60# text inside pages. Now with a CUT OUT KAREN DOLL a world first! Great for markers, pencils, crayons and screaming as you color. Humorous funny pages of Karen making everyone’s daily life miserable. Don’t worry, the pages are not about any one specific, just anyone that is unbearable. Great for office or home, gag gifts to get relatives to laugh and enjoy the holler-days. Thirty-two pages of fun, laughs and admiration of Karen and her antics. Designed for adults and the bigger kids, not grade schoolers. Classic scenes of the wine drinking, gun toting, Godzilla screaming lady we all admire. Its never Karen’s fault, she has a condition….and its YOU! A great fun gift for anyone you love….sort of…..and for those you really love for sure. Why a coloring book about Karen? According to the Urban Dictionary, a Karen is a “middle-aged woman, typically blonde, makes solutions to others’ problems an inconvenience to her although she isn’t remotely affected.” In short, it’s a stereotype, one that has picked up a ton of traction on the internet, becoming the butt of online jokes. Many people say Karen was born on the Twitter verse by a group dedicated to mocking her, Things you may want to say, when YOU are called a Karen. “I heard that, so let’s talk about this.” “Interesting point, now let’s discuss.” “I see your side of this now let’s find a solution.” “Let’s not make assumptions about each other.” “I’m here to help you honey, lets not argue.” “Perhaps we can start over?” “I appreciate the feedback sugar, now its time to move forward, honey,”
