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Animal Ultimate Sticker BookCategory: Books Description: Learn about animals with this fun and informative sticker book. This sticker book, from the best selling Ultimate Sticker Book Series has over 60 easy-to-peel, reusable photographic stickers; plus an informative booklet to put them in. ISBN: 9781405304450 Review this product |
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Farm Ultimate Sticker BookCategory: Books Description: Learn about farms with this fun and informative sticker book. Choose the stickers to create your own farmyard adventures. This sticker book, from the best selling Ultimate Sticker Book Series has over 60 easy-to-peel, reusable photographic stickers; plus an informative booklet to put them in. ISBN: 9781405304535 Review this product |
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New Testament Ultimate Sticker BookCategory: Books Description: Help your child to learn to read in a fun and easy way with this Ultimate Sticker Book. Recreate favourite New Testament stories with this new sticker collection and spot famous faces from the Bible. ISBN: 9781405363358 Review this product |
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Old Testament Ultimate Sticker BookCategory: Books Description: Help your child to learn to read in a fun and easy way with this Ultimate Sticker Book. Recreate your favourite Old Testament stories with this new sticker collection and spot the famous faces from the Bible. ISBN: 9781405363365 Review this product |
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Just the job, By
This review is from: RHS Garden Bugs Ultimate Sticker Book (Ultimate Stickers) (Paperback)
I bought this for my son's 6th birthday. He is very interested in nature, so I got this and a bug viewer. Both have been a great success. Enjoyed sticking the stickers in on a couple of wet days, and then have used it outside with the bug viewer on dry days!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
life-like stickers,
This review is from: RHS Garden Bugs Ultimate Sticker Book (Ultimate Stickers) (Paperback)
As you might expect from the RHS, very life like stickers which are good fun in conjunction with spotting the real thing. Scale is all over the place with little things magnified and bigger things shrunk, but heh! that's true of TV as well, so all in all a great little addition for the budding naturalist.
Happy with this purchase.,
This review is from: RHS Garden Bugs Ultimate Sticker Book (Ultimate Stickers) (Paperback)
I ordered this book as a Christmas present for a young boy. I think it's a nice little gift and it's something different & fun for kids whilst being educational at the same time. Not really much to say other than I got what I expected, at a good price.
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