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Type of bind: Paperback
EAN num: 9780486409733
ISBN number: 0486409732
Label: Dover Publications
Manufacturer: Dover Publications
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 4
Printing Date: April 11, 2000
Publishing house: Dover Publications
Age index: Ages 4-8
Sale Popularity Level: 361501
Studio: Dover Publications
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Product Description:
16 colorful images of a backhoe-loader, wheeled cement mixer, mega bulldozer, and more will form an awesome parade of brawny machines across notebooks, desks, lockers, and other flat surfaces.
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I bought these stickers for my grandson but didnot give them to him-instead, I'm returning them. Because they are in a "book" I thought I was at least getting a book that has a scene to put the stickers on, if not a little story with them. But there is nothing but stickers-the same as I can get at the dollar stores. This is hardly an "activity" book.
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This book is totally overpriced. I can get this identical book at a local store for $ 1.00. What was I thinking? I was sure this had to be a bigger or better version. This is the very first time I have ever felt "taken" by Amazon.
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These are regular old stickers, fine for a child who likes construction equipment, BUT, the book is small - 16 stickers, roughly 1 x 2" each. The manufacturer's price is $1.50, it costs more than double that amount to order these online. Disappointing.
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I've been trying to potty train my 3 year old for almost a year and finally I have something to get him excited about using his potty! He gets a Construction Truck sticker every time he goes and gets to put it on his "potty chart" (a big sheet of paper that I drew train tracks on). He also enjoys the train stickers very much. It's a lot of fun for him, seeing his trains get longer as he adds more cars.
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