The Big Sticker Book of Blooms (Big Book of...)

I LOVE this book and so does my son. I would have given it 5 stars, but it wasn’t wrapped in plastic and it was delivered on a rainy day and a whole corner of the book was drenched and the stickers were ruined.

I got this because I’m always looking for great stickers, and this was a bonus book with stickers! And the book is informational and colorful and eye-catching. I enjoy going through it and my 19 month old brings it to me and we do the stickers together. Check out the others in the “Big Book” series too!

The colorful assortment of stickers and pages to place them on was quite nice.

The book is nice but. It’s appropriate for the older children.

As with the other books in Thames & Hudson’s The Big Book Series, The Big Book of Blooms now has a companion sticker book, The Big Sticker Book of Blooms, and it’s everything you’d hope it to be.This new activity book piggybacks on its predecessor, featuring big, brilliant and bold illustrations of flora and fauna. This time around, though, there are drawing activities, games and more than 250 stickers making it a truly interactive reading experience.My 6-year-old found my review copy, and immediately wanted to take ownership. It offers a great combination of guided and creative activities. We’ve been using The Big Book of Blooms for “summer school,” and I’m happy to hand this off to my daughter and let her go wild. It would be lots of fun for homeschooling as well.The suggested age on The Big Sticker Book of Blooms is 6-8. I think it could appeal to children as young as 4, depending on their maturity.*Review based on advanced copy provided by the publisher in exchange for my honest opinion.

Flowers are beautiful and they’re also fascinating to study. If kids have ever wondered what a Venus flytrap eats, how strong a giant water lily is, or if flowers bloom at night, The Big Book of Blooms will answer their questions.After a brief introduction to the various types of flowers and their anatomy, this guidebook visits some of the more interesting varieties for a more in-depth look. Kids will study venus fly traps, cacti, wildflowers, and stinking flowers, as well as many others. Bright and colorful illustrations fill the oversized pages.And if kids still want to learn more, they can have fun with The Big Sticker Book of Blooms, which includes “more stickers than there are prickles on a cactus.” I highly recommend this fun and whimsical two-book set for all budding naturalists.Reviewer: Alice Berger

I bought this for the stickers alone and they're beautiful. I use them in my planner, on letters, and to decorate pages. They stick well.The book has 47 full-color pages with activities. Examples: coloring, placing stickers, and mazes. The "over 250 stickers!" are at the back of the book. There are four full-size pages with glossy stickers. Examples: pea pods, frogs, a rake, fish, bats, insects, cherry blossoms, and lanterns. Most plants/flowers are labeled with their type.The art is delightful and I'm happy with my purchase.

My granddaughter aged nine loved her sticker book. She also enjoyed the information about the flowers. The llustrator, Yuval Zommer, does beautiful stuff.