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Bizzy Bear My First Sticker Book: Busy Jobs: with 40 big stickers for little hands!

Illustrated by Benji Davies

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Join Bizzy Bear in this first sticker book all about jobs - perfect for busy little paws! A mechanic, a firefighter, a chef or an astronaut - what do you want to be when you grow up? Use your stickers to help Bizzy Bear build a house, race to the rescue with the paramedics, and even score the winning goal in the football match! No job is too big for Bizzy Bear! This interactive sticker book is the perfect first introduction to jobs for busy toddlers who are always on the move. Explore, discover and play with more Bizzy Bear books: Bizzy Bear: My First Sticker Book: Amazing Adventures Bizzy Bear: Building Site: With 5 sliders! Bizzy Bear: Whizzy Wheels: Train: With 4 moving wheels! Bizzy Bear: Dress-Up Fun: A flip flap book Bizzy Bear: Tractor Trouble: A Bizzy Bear picture book

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