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About this book
Sticker books
Story of London sticker book
- A fascinating sticker book charting the colourful history of one of the most exciting cities in the world, with over 100 stickers to add to the pages.
- Each double page features intriguing facts about the most famous of London's landmarks, including St Paul’s Cathedral, Big Ben and the Tower of London.
- Themes include Tudor London, Westminster Abbey, The Houses of Parliament, London at War and London Today.
- With internet links to carefully selected websites where children can find out more about London and take virtual tours.
WARNING! Not suitable for children under 36 months because of small parts. Choking Hazard.
“Perfect for those who are not lucky enough to be able to visit London in this Olympic/Jubilee year, as well as a lovely souvenir to refresh memories after a visit.”
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Press Reviews
A vibrant celebration of England's capital city, with big sales potential in this very British year.
The Bookseller
Over 120 generously sized and colourful stickers help children find out about the key events in our great capital city. As well as the stickers, there are colourful pages on the key sights and events in London's history. Plus a map to help locate them in the city.
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