Every book begins with a belief most of us have never questioned.
Every book ends with a new way of seeing it.


Before The What I Thought Series there was Coloring Through The Noise

Coloring Through the Noise offers a quieter, hands-on way to process what the memoirs put into words.

Coloring Through the Noise by Jesse Sloane. - book cover

Coloring Through the Noise

For the Woman Who Has Been Holding It Together While Quietly Falling Apart

You don't need a perfect plan. You need one small win.

This is a memoir about what happens when a high-functioning life quietly unravels and the surprisingly simple thing that helped put it back together. Not a workbook. Not a traditional coloring book. A memoir that moves through five phases of rebuilding: regulation, identity, joy, ownership, and becoming one honest chapter and one finished page at a time.

Because completion teaches your brain something anxiety never can. I can start. I can stay. I can finish.

Coloring Through the Noise Adult Coloring Book by Jesse Sloane. - book cover

Coloring Through the Noise: The Companion Coloring Book

Thirty-two full-page illustrations designed to accompany the memoir.

Each image was created to match the emotional tone of its chapter — simpler when you're overwhelmed, more layered when you're ready for more. Use it alongside the memoir for a seamless experience, or on its own as a quiet creative practice.

You don't need to be artistic. You just need to show up for the page.


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