Kimberly Baughn Sutkin
Goofy Zombies. Serious Survivors. Endless Fun.
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The zombie zebras are having the time of their lives. The survivor zebras are convinced the world is ending. Join 100 hilarious coloring pages filled with goofy zombies, battle-hardened survivors, and laugh-out-loud adventures in the silliest apocalypse ever imagined.
The apocalypse has never been this funny!
In Zebras and Zombies, the zombie zebras aren't interested in eating brains—they're simply having the best day of their undead lives. They love jumping out to scare survivors, yelling "BRAAAINS!", dancing through abandoned cities, and turning every encounter into one giant prank.
Meanwhile, the survivor zebras are completely convinced they're living through the world's most terrifying zombie apocalypse. Armed with backpacks, flashlights, leather jackets, and improvised survival gear, they bravely search for supplies while trying to avoid the gleeful zombie herds around every corner.
The result is a delightfully absurd collection of 100 humorous coloring pages packed with expressive characters, funny visual gags, and playful post-apocalyptic adventures.
Whether you're coloring brave survivor camps, abandoned amusement parks, grocery store supply runs, or zombie dance parties, every page is designed to bring a smile while providing hours of relaxing creative fun.
Grab your favorite coloring supplies and discover why surviving the zebra apocalypse has never been so entertaining!
Kimberly Baughn Sutkin is an Ohio-based author, data analyst, and deeply committed question-asker with an MA in Psychology, a Specialized Master in Business Analytics from Ohio State, and the strong conviction that humor and hard things can share a page. She writes coloring books meant to make you laugh, advocacy titles where the hard thing — the glucose monitor, the hearing aid, the diagnosis — is just another Tuesday for the characters living their lives, and children’s-book-style humor titles that offer genuine insight into what might be going on — without ever claiming to be your doctor. The through-line is the mission: people dealing with hard stuff deserve books that see them. Kimberly is building a body of work for anyone who has ever felt isolated by something — a health condition, a life season, an unanswered question — and needed a universe where that thing was ordinary, held with dignity, and maybe a little funny.
She writes coloring books meant to make you laugh, advocacy titles where the hard thing — the glucose monitor, the hearing aid, the diagnosis — is just another Tuesday for the characters living their lives, and children’s-book-style humor titles that offer genuine insight into what might be going on — without ever claiming to be your doctor. The through-line is the mission: people dealing with hard stuff deserve books that see them. Kimberly is building a body of work for anyone who has ever felt isolated by something — a health condition, a life season, an unanswered question — and needed a universe where that thing was ordinary, held with dignity, and maybe a little funny.
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