Horrible Histories Sticker and Activity Books
There are also quite a number of 'Horrible Histories Sticker and Activity Books' (officially called Activity, Gift and Novelty Books, from the Horrible Histories main page)
- Horrible Christmas Sticker Book
- Angry Aztecs Sticker Book
- Dark Knights and Dingy Castles Sticker-Activity Book
- Cut-throat Celts Sticker-Activity Book
- Incredible Incas Activity Book
- Gorgeous Georgians Activity Book
- Savage Stone Age Sticker Book
- Measly Middle Ages Activity Book
- Slimy Stuarts Sticker Book
- The Groovy Greeks Activity Book
- The Vicious Vikings Sticker Book
- Vile Victorians Activity Book
- Terrible Tudors Sticker Book
- Rotten Romans Sticker Book
- Awesome Egyptians Activity Book
- Awesome Activity Book
- Savage Sticker Book
- Grisly Quiz Book and Gruesome Games Pack
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