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Five fairy friends, a forest full of scenes, and more than 500 reusable stickers to dress them all.
Dallas-based artist Alli Koch designed this sticker book around five characters — Alli, Bella, Dahlia, Marigold, and Poppy — who move through a series of magical scenes that children build, dress, and rearrange as they see fit. Five hundred-plus reusable stickers cover outfits, accessories, and scene elements; perforated sheets make them easy to tear out and a sticker storage pocket keeps the ones not in use organised and ready. The stickers themselves can be moved without tearing, which means the same scenario can be dismantled and reconstructed indefinitely. A screen-free activity that lasts — and the kind of thing that travels well.
- 500+ reusable dress-up stickers featuring fairies, unicorns, outfits and accessories
- Five named fairy characters: Alli, Bella, Dahlia, Marigold, and Poppy
- Perforated sticker sheets for easy removal; sticker storage pocket included
- Multiple background scenes — mix and match stickers across different settings
- By Alli Koch (@allikdesign). Paperback, 9.4 x 12 in, 24 pages. Ages 5–8
Paige Tate & Co. is an American publisher with a simple guiding principle: that books should be both functional and beautiful. Their catalogue brings together artists, illustrators, and creatives across children's books, craft, and how-to — each title designed to inspire, teach, and delight, and to look as good on a shelf as it is useful in practice.
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