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Reading Archive / BM05
Halloween Bookmarks to Color
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Download A4 PDF · 1 page · 4.1 MBDownload Letter PDF · 1 page · 4.1 MBBring a friendly Halloween character to your next read. Color a ghost holding a book, a cat in a pointed hat, or three bats flying above a book stack. These original black-and-white designs use smiling faces and open coloring areas, with smaller details around books, leaves and cobwebs. One sheet includes all three bookmarks.
1 printable sheet
3 bookmarks
50 × 150 mm
First piece size
The printable artwork

This is a separate addition to Reading Archive. Its original eight-sheet kit has its own listed contents.
What’s on this sheet
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View detail ↗Reading ghost bookmark
A friendly ghost holds an open book above a smiling pumpkin. Try one color for the book and contrasting colors for the moon, bats and stars.
50 × 150 mm
Finished piece size · BM05-a
View detail ↗Moonlit reading cat bookmark
A cat in a pointed hat sits on two books beneath a moon, leafy branches and a star bottle. Use a fine pencil around whiskers and leaves.
50 × 150 mm
Finished piece size · BM05-b
View detail ↗Bats and books bookmark
Three cheerful bats swoop above books and a pumpkin. Large wing sections offer open coloring space; the lower cobweb adds finer detail.
50 × 150 mm
Finished piece size · BM05-c
Digital candidate r0.1. Printing, paper thickness and colour on paper still need physical checks.
Cut between the outer corner marks to keep the white border. Keep the artwork or blank writing area intact; no internal cutting, folding or glue is needed.
Help with this file →Two ways to use this sheet
Color before a Halloween read
Choose a character, color the whole sheet on a flat surface, then cut the bookmarks. Use one to mark your place in a seasonal story.
Make a small October book gift
Give a colored bookmark with a book or a personal note. The reverse is unprinted so you can add a name or greeting by hand.
Color first, then cut the outside marks
Choose the PDF that matches your A4 or Letter paper. Print single-sided at 100% / Actual size, with Fit and borderless enlargement off. Check the 50 mm ruler. Color while the sheet is whole, then cut straight between the external corner marks. Each bookmark is 50 × 150 mm; the inset frame is decorative. The artwork occupies 44 × 132 mm, leaving a white margin. No folds, glue or hole punch are required.
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Detail · Cropped from the actual PDF. The full page above shows every component.
Keep it with your next read
Use one bookmark per book, or include one with a gift. Choose another bookmark style for writing space or a different illustration.
This sheet is a separate addition to Reading Archive; it is not inside the original eight-sheet kit.
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Are these scary Halloween designs?
The artwork uses friendly ghosts, smiling bats, a cat and pumpkins. There is no gore or frightening scene; inspect the preview to decide what suits your reader.
Are they colored bookmarks or coloring pages?
The PDF is a bookmark coloring sheet: three black-and-white vertical designs to color and cut out. No precolored edition is included.
What is included in the download?
A choice of A4 or Letter PDF, each with the same three 50 × 150 mm bookmarks on one page. The reverse is unprinted. These are fixed printable files, with no editable fields.
Which paper and coloring tools should I use?
Colored pencils suit the small details. Try ordinary paper first, or cardstock only if your printer supports it. Marker bleed and stiffness depend on your materials; physical printing has not yet been tested.
File notes
AI-assisted illustrations; text, linework and millimetre layout are controlled separately. The previews are rendered from the PDF.
Revision r0.1: New standalone supplement; existing fixed kits and PDFs are unchanged. Physical evidence is still pending for this revision.
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