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Felt Stickers Dinosaur Play Scene Book
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A01=Kit Elliot
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Author_Gareth Williams
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colouring books for toddlers
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Product details
- ISBN 9781789585278
- Dimensions: 216 x 280mm
- Publication Date: 01 Oct 2020
- Publisher: Gemini Books Group Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
- Language: English
- Age Group: Ages 0-5
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Create roar-some dinosaur pictures with over 100 stickers and have sticker fun with the 20 felt stickers that you can use to decorate your stuff!
Get ready for felt sticker fun with the dinosaurs! This innovative book includes 20 prehistoric felt stickers that you can use anywhere you like. Plus, there are over 100 colourful stickers to find, choose and position on the 12 dinosaur-themed play scenes. With long-necked plant-eaters, ferocious hunters, tiny predators, armoured dinosaurs and more, creating dinosaur pictures has never been so much fun!
Kit Elliot began writing children's books as a child and after studying English at university, Kit enjoys developing new book ideas and working with illustrators to create fun and engaging activity books for children. At an early age, Gareth loved to draw. Gareth studied Illustration at Swansea Metropolitan. His work has a strong illustrative influence, with lots of textures and layers to create a hand drawn style. He frequently visits art exhibitions and finds himself wandering around the galleries with his sketchbook then getting back to his computer, putting his play-list on shuffle, opening up his sketchbook and exploring new techniques and ideas.
