First Jungle Stickers: A Review

First Sticker Book Jungle by Alice Primer and FedericaLossa
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wow! So amazing!
Bright and colourful animals to stick on all the pages.
For kids, the stickers are chunky enough for little hands.

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First Travel Stickers: A Review

First Sticker Book Travel by Hannah Watson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Such an entertaining and engaging sticker book.
The canal boat scene was so nostalgic and immediately gave me Rosie & Jim vibes.

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Little First Baby Animal Stickers: A Review

Little First Stickers Baby Animals by Jane Bingham


All the baby animals in this book are so CUTE!
Perfect fun to do when you're stuck indoors and can't go out.

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Little First Jungle Stickers - A Review

Little First Stickers Jungle by Kirsteen Robson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Neon coloured wild sticker fun.
Really kept me entertained when I felt a bit weird and funny after a nap - just goes to prove jungle creativity is more important than longer stories.

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Little First Zoo Stickers - A Review

Little First Stickers Zoo by Holly Bathie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A fun and wildly entertaining animal sticker book.
I enjoyed looking at all the animals and placing them in the correct zoo habitats depending on where the stickers are used.
Good fun!

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Little Sticker Dolly Unicorns - A Review

Unicorns by Fiona Watt
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Such a beautiful and brightly coloured sticker book.
Although it gave me vibes of the South Park 'Woodland Critter Christmas' episode, it made me want to explore this beautiful unicorn world.

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Little First Travel Stickers: A Review

 

Little First Stickers Travel by Kristie Pickersgill
My rating: 1 of 5 stars

Too difficult, unlike most Little First Stickers books.
Am not doing it again, makes me bored from the first page to the last.

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Sticker Dolly Fancy Dress - A Review

Fancy Dress by Emily Bone
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Such a fun sticker book!
Had to throw it away during a clearout in order to make room for Little Travel Stickers, however, it's such a wonderful book to do when you're stuck in the shade during a heatwave.
So colourful and sparkly!

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Tales From Acorn Wood First Stickers: A Review

Tales From Acorn Wood: A First Sticker Book by Julia Donaldson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A good source of bedtime and early morning entertainment.
The charming cottagecore feel of Tales From Acorn Wood may contrast with Axel Scheffler's crude illustrations, but it was still worth the wait to try it.
Fun and a good anti boredom buster.

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Sticker Dolly Fairy Weddings: A Review

Usborne Sticker Dolly Dressing Fairy Weddings. by Antonia Miller
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

So enchanting and glittery.
I was so busy with it it may have given me vibes that may be similar to Barbie or My Little Pony IDK.
Would do it again if I bought it again.

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Starting School Sticker Book: A Review

Starting School Sticker Book by Felicity Brooks
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A simple, kind and easy to use sticker book.
There's plenty of room in this, unlike those in Little Digger & Crane Stickers, and the designs are simple with the stickers chunky enough for little hands.
Would highly recommend to introduce kids to their first days at school - ooor homeschool if I may put it.

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Peppa's Seasons: A Review

Ladybird Peppa Pig Peppas Seasons Sticker Book. by Peppa Pig
My rating: 2 of 5 stars

Such fun to do.
Not sure about the second scene, though....makes me think of bare feet treading in cowpats.
Won't do again.

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Little Sticker Dolly Snow Princess: A Review

 

Snow Princess by Fiona Watt
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Such a beautiful way to wind down and avoid boredom after a full morning of tech time.
Gives me Brambly Hedge vibes.
Highly recommend.

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Peppa's First 1000 Words: A Review

Peppa Pig 1000 First Words Sticker Book by Neville Astley
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

That Peppa Pig First 1000 Words sticker book is absolutely great fun to do, especially if you're absolutely too tired to even read longer, difficult and even the shortest stories.

Parents, if your kids have been overstimulating by the fast paced nature of Peppa's adventures and the noisy voice acting, then this is the right choice for you.

CREATIVE TIP:
Every time you place a sticker into the correct place, name out the character and then recite a small rhyme about it.

A perfect rainy day or boredom buster solution.

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10 Things I'd Add In A Room For March 21

1. Green wallpaper with yellow stars
2. Bluey and Peppa Pig curtains
3. A kiwi rug
4. A shelf full of activity, sticker and colouring books
5. Drawers full of sticker sets
6. A fridge full of Highland Whiskey chocolates
7. Mess free bubble mixture
8. A podium with the new New Captain Scarlet box set perched neatly on it
9. Comfy pastel beanbags
10. Stand up cardboard characters - Bambi, My Little Pony, Bluey, The Lion King and Tarzan

Brum's Guide To Online Shopping When Sick Or With A Bug

BRUM:

When you're shopping on the computer and you want to know how the world works, like me, try and find some books on knowledge on eBay - encyclopedias, dictionaries, too many to count!

PIBBY:

When you feel totally sick and can't go out, try and shop for something fun. I like sticker and activity books to keep myself occupied, as well as doodling, colouring and drawing. What's your favourite fun activity?

BUN BUN:

Since I prefer soft and simple things, go to The Works and find something soft to see you through. But if you find all the books here too gross, you can find a Disney Storybook on eBay!

BRUM:

Oi! I was going to say that.

BUN BUN:

Too baaaaaad!

*All three laugh loudly*

Queen's Rule #2: Writing Different

Anyone like me who dares think about storywriting when they're off it will be given a message on their phones saying: "YOU MUST NOT WORRY!" and instead do the following activities: drawing, colouring, sticker books, AgeRe, Pinterest posts, journalling, creative journalling and making playlists.