Colour, Create & Break the Taboo bowel cancer awareness colouring book cover with cartoon colon character

Colour, Create & Break the Taboo — Bowel Cancer Awareness Colouring Book

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Colour, Create & Break the Taboo bowel cancer awareness colouring book cover with cartoon colon character
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  • Colour, Create & Break the Taboo bowel cancer awareness colouring book cover with cartoon colon character
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  • A black and white coloring page featuring a smiling toilet with awareness ribbons, stars, hearts, and the text 'Always Check Before You Flush', styled in a flat-lay on a beige surface with colored pencils and a small plant.
  • A black and white coloring page featuring a cartoon poop character and the text 'Let's Talk About Poo!' surrounded by toilet paper, a toilet, and small icons, displayed on a wooden desk with colored pencils, a plant, and a cup of coffee.
  • A black-and-white printable coloring page with the text '#Turn It Up for Beth' and a DJ setup illustration, styled on a beige surface with a coffee cup, berries, chocolate, colored pencils, and dried flowers around it.
Colour, Create & Break the Taboo — Bowel Cancer Awareness Colouring Book

Colour, Create & Break the Taboo — Bowel Cancer Awareness Colouring Book

£3.50
£3.50

Colour, Create & Break the Taboo — A Colouring Book for Cancer Survivors and Anyone Who Loves One

Made for cancer survivors, carers, and anyone who's ever sat in a waiting room wishing there was something gentler to do with their hands. This is a colouring book for cancer patients, but really it's for everyone — because bowel cancer doesn't check your age before it turns up.

Created in memory of Beth, this book exists so nobody feels awkward saying the word "poo" if it might save a life. 19 pages of flowers, ribbons, and a very cheerful cartoon colon, printed A4 on thick 120gsm paper so pens and pencils don't bleed through.

Every penny from this sale goes to "Turn It Up for Beth," raising money for Cornhill Hospice and Macmillan Cancer Support. It's a quiet way to sit with someone, a gift that says "I see you," or a small act of awareness-raising that doesn't feel like a lecture.

FAQ

Is this suitable for children? Yes — the colon character is friendly, not frightening, and it opens the door to age-appropriate conversations.

What size and paper is it? A4, 19 pages, printed on 120gsm paper thick enough for pens, pencils, or light watercolour.

Where does the money go? 100% of proceeds go to Turn It Up for Beth, supporting Cornhill Hospice and Macmillan Cancer Support.

In memory of Beth

Beth was diagnosed with bowel cancer at 19. She passed away at 23.

This book carries her name because she'd want you to talk about the things nobody wants to talk about. Poo isn't a polite topic, but checking it could catch something early enough to change everything. Beth's age never made her "safe" — cancer doesn't check ID.

If something feels off, trust it. Go to your GP. No matter how old you are, no matter how awkward the conversation feels. Every book sold helps fund Turn It Up for Beth, raising money for Cornhill Hospice and Macmillan Cancer Support in her memory.

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