Product Description

Go on a sticker adventure with your favourite explorer- Dora! Have fun with seven-year-old Dora and her friends, including Boots, Backpack, cousin Diego and the sneaky fox Swiper as they go on exciting journeys and solve puzzles and problems! Make up your own Dora the Explorer cartoon scenes as you stick stickers on to special full-colour backgrounds and find out more fascinating facts about Dora. Stickers are reusable so feel free to change your mind!

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #23405 in Books
• Published on: 2005-09-01
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 16 pages

Customer Reviews

Nice large stickers but not much more unless the child can read
I was looking for a sticker book for a sticker-mad child, so this turned out great as it consists of 65 large, pretty, colourful stickers.

This is just a sticker book though.. not sure why the synopsys above says 'solve puzzles and problems' when there are no puzzles in the book.

The book has 4 pages of stickers and 6 pages with outlines for placing the stickers - each outline tells you who the character in the sticker is and/or what he/she is doing. There is a lot of writing on these pages, so if you want the child to do more than just place stickers everywhere they need to be of reading age.

There is also a *small* scenery background at the bottom of each of these pages for randomly placing stickers to create a scene.

There is only 1 full page scenery background for randomly placing stickers.

All in all quite nice for £3 because the stickers are a decent size.

We all love Dora
This is the second time I have bought this book. Once for my son, who loved it and we had several nights of entertainment placing stickers. Now my one and a half year old had to have one of her own. However my son was the one who got the most out of it. I would pitch this at the 2-4 year olds. Loads of quality stickers that dont rip as you try to fiddle them out. Great colours, lots of extra stickers to make a story on lovely backdrops. After all the action is over you still have a nice book on Dora to return to on car trips, where pointing and calling out is the main interest.