Scholastic Captain Underpants: Sticker Book

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    Relive some of your favourite moments from Dav Pilkey’s bestselling Captain Underpants series with this official sticker book! Tra-la-Laaaaa! Everyone’s favourite cotton-clad hero is soaring back onto shelves in a new sticker book! Join Captain Underpants, George and Harold, Mr.

    Krupp, Melvin, and all the other characters from Jerome Horowitz Elementary in this official interactive sticker book based on the bestselling book series.

    This book comes with twelve sheets of stickers — over 250 stickers total — that can be used to decorate notebooks, water bottles and more.

    You can also create your own scenes in the sticker book itself, by piecing together your favourite characters, props, villains, sound effects and backgrounds.

    This sticker book is hours of fun for any Captain Underpants or Dav Pilkey fan! Relive the best moments from the best-selling book in sticker form over 250 stickers to use to personalise your items Based on the bestselling book series Perfect for Captain Underpants and Dog Man fans

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