The MagicBook is an electronic coloring book with a twist. Allow children of all ages to develop their computer and artistic skills whilst they are completely absorbed in its fun filled world. At the heart of the program is its unique graphical engine. Unlike any other such software, The MagicBook allows children to use real mediums for painting with, not just a fill bucket tool.
Editor's review of The MagicBook

This free coloring and drawing program encourages creativity, but only includes five images. MagicBook skips the traditional color-fill bucket method and features crayon, paintbrush, pencil, and black marker tools for children to simulate actual drawing and coloring. The kid-friendly interface uses large graphical buttons, and children can switch between solid colors or a rainbow blend by simply clicking on an animated color bubble on the menu bar. Pictures are automatically saved in JPEG format upon exit, a nice feature so kids don't accidentally lose their works of art. The sound effects can become rather annoying; luckily, some password-protected parental controls are afforded and parents can turn the sound off, adjust the bubble speed, and hide the print button.

You won't pay for MagicBook, but if you want to add more images from publisher's site or create your own, you'll need to make a donation. Despite the limited picture set, toddlers and preschoolers will enjoy this fun and free coloring program.