Color your way
around the world

Delekago is my educational company, the name actually comes from me and my siblings. Right now, it's a series of alphabet coloring books, and each one is about a country I visited with my family. Every book has 26 pages, A to Z, and every letter stands for something real from that country, like an instrument, a dish, a landmark, or someone important from its history. I started making these when I was 10 because I wanted a fun way to teach my younger siblings about all the places we go, and I'd love to keep making new things under Delekago beyond just books.

Each book in this series is about a country I've actually visited with my family. So far that's India, the United Kingdom, Greece, France, Saudi Arabia, and Japan. They are all standalone books one on their own, so you can pick any one of them first!

These aren't just coloring books but they're a way to actually get to know a country before you ever go there, or to remember it better after you leave. Every book teaches you real things about that country: the food people eat, the instruments they play, the buildings and monuments they're proud of, and the people who made that country's history. So if your family is planning a trip, coloring through the book first makes everything you see feel way more interesting, because you already know the story behind it. And if you're not traveling anywhere, it's still a fun way to learn about a country you've never been to.

Different age groups get something different out of these books. My little brother, who's 4, uses them to learn his ABCs. My sister, who's 8, gets more into the actual country details - she asks me questions about it, and we end up having these really smart conversations about the place. And honestly, every age in between gets something out of it too, just at their own level.

Each book is $11.99 and is available on Amazon. You can browse all six titles here.

I do! I started Delekago when I was 10, and I've visited every country in the series. I read about each one for it to be created into a fun, interactive, and learning experience for kids like my younger siblings.