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Easter Story sticker book
Summary
Sticker books
Easter Story sticker book
- The Easter story charmingly retold in very simple language.
- With 60 picture stickers for children to fill in the gaps in the story, to help build vocabulary and reading skills.
- Illustrated by Norman Young, illustrator of the popular Usborne "Bible Tales" series.
WARNING! Not suitable for children under 36 months because of small parts. Choking Hazard.
“Simply told and charmingly illustrated”
Sunday Express
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Press & Blog Reviews
The Easter Story Sticker Book would be a good way to introduce young children to the story behind the chocolate eggs and bunnies. The story of the very first Easter is retold by Heather Amery simply and effectively with gaps left for the appropriate stickers. Norman Young’s illustrations are clear, colourful and attractive. The tale, which starts with a donkey ride and ends in Heaven, is an excellent means of bringing to life the real story of what happened so many years ago.
Newbury Weekly News
No child can resist a sticker book and this combination of story and puzzle is the perfect introduction to the Easter story for young children. Simply told and charmingly illustrated the idea is to match the sticker to the missing word. An excellent way to show Easter isn't just about what the Easter bunny may bring.
Sunday Express
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