Minecraft Character Creator Sticker Book

Got this for my granddaughter to try as she loves Minecraft. She loves the fact that it has stickers in it to complete the pictures. Really good value for money

This sticker book if perfect for any Minecraft fans out there. With over 250 stickers, you can create your own characters and fun adventures.The book has a plenty of activities such as finishing off pictures with the correct stickers, mazes, spot the difference and customising characters and scenes.The stickers and overall quality of the book is great and feels very well made.Overall, this is a great activity book. My son is obsessed with Minecraft and absolutely loves this book. He’s actually stuck some of the stickers on other things like his diary and pictures that he’s drawn. He likes it so much that he asked if there were other books in the series…I’m off to search for more of these sticker books!!

This is a good sticker book for a young Minecraft fan. It has scenes to finish with stickers and a few pages with puzzles on them the answers are at the back of the book. There are over 250 stickers included but it's a pretty thin book. It would probably entertain a kid for about an hour. A good item to pop in your bag for a train journey.

This is a brilliant sticker book for Minecraft fans, As far as I can see all the items are of good quality. It looks very eye-catching in Minecraft design, and very appealing to children.Contains a good amount of stickers in the book, keep little ones entertained.Hours of fun without sitting in front of a screen! Excellent value for money.

My son is obsessed with Minecraft so I knew this would be a hit. I actually quite appreciated the little message on the opening page with online safety for younger fans telling them not to give out personal details, share passwords, talk to a parent guardian if anything is worrying them etc. It then opens up into the character introduction with missing faces and animals - these are not specifically labelled in the sticker section so ideally you need to know the characters but should also be able to work it out by the way they are facing etc. There's then the ancient city to light up with lanterns and a puzzle which is basically sudoku with weapons so definitely a bit challenging. It then heads under water, into the Nether and slaying dragons. Then there's spot the difference and a maze. There's various biomes, pirate ship etc so lots of different things you'd find in the game. The last pages are the stickers which are laid out by page numbers. I really like the fact they included stickers 'Just for fun' as my son rarely wants to use stickers as intended so easily completed the book and had some left over. The stickers are good quality and come out of the book easily without ripping - they have quite thick borders around them so not too fiddly. I liked that it did contain the activities too so there were other things to do than just stickers but also that the sticker pages had purpose like 'give Alex a helmet and armour that will aid their underwater experience'. For a child that's learning to read the sentences are short and should be readable by around age 7 with a little help where needed but for anyone who has played the game then they're going to love it even at a younger age.