Adult Coloring Book Horror Cabin by A M Shah

Adult Coloring Book Horror Cabin by A M Shah

Welcome to Horror Cabin a luxury ski resort perfect for some adventurous fun. Beam up the ski lifts towards the moon, but don't look over too soon because one dangle or two may cause your brains to splatter across the cornice falls or awaken the wide-eyed green Winter Aliens eager to transport you to a place afar, standing below on their slimy tentacles sturdy and tall.

Upon return from the mighty Alps, drink the delicious green larva egg juice and relax by the fireplace or heated pool and just let loose. But if you start to feel numb and your mind weak, know the hive-minded Winter Aliens have captured your thoughts and enslaved your body so you won't be able to speak.

The only way out of your dystopian Horror Cabin stay is to color your way home but hurry before the two-headed monsters come out to play. Otherwise, before you blink their tentacles will strap you down and poach you painfully to sleep and transport you to your new moon base home faster than you can think.

A.M.Shah was a professor of sociology at the University of Delhi and a member of the Indian Council of Social Science Research in New Delhi. He was honored with the Indian Sociological Society's Lifetime Achievement Award at the All India Sociological Conference in 2009, as well as the University Grants Commission's Swami Pranavananda Award. He has held fellowships at the University of Chicago, Stanford's Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioural Sciences, Sussex's Institute of Development Studies, and Australia's University of New England. Many of his books have been written or edited by him, including The Household Dimension of the Family in India (1973); Division and Hierarchy (co-authored with I. Discovering India's Rural History (2002); The Family in India: Critical Essays (1998); P.Desai, 1988.

He has also published numerous articles in academic journals and symposia, including 10 in Gujarati. Understanding Indian Society: History and Present (2010), edited by B. Singh, was published in his honor. Tulsi Patel and S.Baviskar