Farewell, fluorescent lights! So long, cubicle maze! The people have spoken and the work-from-home lifestyle is here to stay. Work from Home: A Coloring and Activity Book for Grown-Ups (LOL as You WFH) is perfect for anyone who knows and loves the wonderful (and at times wonderfully weird) experience of remote work.

De-stress your workday and laugh your way to relaxation!

Remote employees, put your stress on mute with this hilarious grown-up coloring and activity book all about the joys and challenges of working from home.

Farewell, fluorescent lights! So long, cubicle maze! The people have spoken, and the work-from-home lifestyle is here to stay. Work from Home: A Coloring and Activity Book for Grown-Ups (LOL as You WFH) is perfect for anyone who knows and loves the wonderful (and at times wonderfully weird) experience of remote work.

Hand-drawn quotes, hilariously relatable cartoons, and tons of activities from Mad Libs to word searches (plus a few essential cocktail recipes for those tough Wednesday afternoons) commemorate fun and quirky parts of working from home such as: 

• Hazardous mishaps with the mute button
• Baking sourdough between emails
• Vacationing for free via your screensaver
• Planning your outfit for the day based on whether your meetings require video
• Finally learning what your dog does all day
• Making work calls from your parked car so your kids don't interrupt
• The exhilarating liberation from office small talk

 

For everyone who used to procrastinate about folding their laundry and now folds their laundry to procrastinate, let's admit it: It's been a long day. Why not commute from your kitchen table to your couch, take a deep breath, and color for a while? So let your anxieties go, have a few laughs, and enjoy not staring at screen for a while as you treat yourself to some well-earned relaxation!

Features a convenient lay-flat binding so you can color anywhere (not that you get out much), perforated pages (so you can easily tear out and display your artwork on the fridge to impress your “co-workers”), and high-quality stock paper--heavy enough to handle pencils, markers, or those pens you stole from the office.