This week on the channel +119K views this week

Sandy Talks Canada turns AI coloring pages into a paperback

Her Amazon KDP walkthrough has reached roughly 330,000 views during a week without new uploads.

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Sandy Talks Canada Story of November 8, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

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4:29Product and keyword searches help Sandy explore possible coloring-book niches.
8:03She configures an AI coloring-book project, including its page count and layout.
10:15AI prompts generate interior illustrations and a cover, which she reviews and downloads.
11:04The KDP setup covers book details, categories, search keywords and disclosure of AI-generated content.
14:53She checks the paperback preview and printing costs, sets pricing and royalties, and submits the book.

What is keeping Sandy Talks Canada busy without a new upload? Mostly an October tutorial that takes a coloring book from an AI prompt to Amazon's publishing preview.

In "Make Money From Home in 2026 | BEST Amazon Side Hustle", Sandy demonstrates the process using Book Bolt: researching a niche, generating illustrations and a cover, then preparing the files for Kindle Direct Publishing. The walkthrough includes a promotion for Book Bolt. Her example is a toddler Halloween coloring book, with the seasonal theme serving as a product idea rather than a celebration.

The useful detail comes toward the publishing end. Sandy shows where to disclose AI-generated content, checks the paperback preview and printing costs, and sets a price before submitting it. This is a demonstration of setting up a book for sale, not evidence of what that book earns.

That upload accounts for most of the channel's daily views right now. An older New Brunswick immigration explainer and another work-from-home video also feature among its busiest uploads, but at a much gentler pace. It's a different corner of Sandy's catalogue from the house tours and gardening videos that have drawn some of her largest audiences.

Across the channel, the week brought about 119,000 views, with subscribers unchanged. Daily viewing is currently a little over half its usual level. Nearby travel channels had varied weeks: SteveMarsh drew a substantial audience, while The Tim Traveller was quieter. For Sandy, the activity centers on a desktop publishing project rather than a trip or a house tour.

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