
Tales From Acorn Wood: A Winter Sticker Book
With over 250 easy-to-use stickers and loads of fun and festive activities that are perfect for preschoolers, Tales from Acorn Wood: A Winter Sticker Book is sure to delight fans of the bestselling Tales from Acorn Wood series by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler, creators of The......
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<p>Get ready for Christmas in Acorn Wood with <i>Tales from Acorn Wood: A Winter Sticker Book</i>, the ideal Christmas gift for fans of the bestselling Tales from Acorn Wood preschool series by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler.<br><br>- With <b>over 300 easy-to-use stickers</b><br>- Packed full of festive activities including <b>sticker scenes, colouring-in, matching activities</b> and more<br>- Activities carefully designed for <b>preschoolers aged 3 and over</b><br>- Perfect to <b>take on the go</b><br>- Featuring your favourite characters from the bestselling series, including <b><i>Squirrel's Snowman, Dormouse Has a Cold</i>,<i> Fox's Socks </i></b>and more<br><br>Discover more sticker books: <i>Tales from Acorn Wood: A First Sticker Book, Tales from Acorn Wood Super Sticker Book </i>and<i> The Gruffalo: A First Sticker Book</i></p>
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| Produktnavn | Tales From Acorn Wood: A Winter Sticker Book |
| book typ | boker, hobby og fritid, sport |
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