As someone with no previous experience with the Bluey universe （ie。 The hit television series）， I highly recommend you start with the sticker book。 Why？ Because the very first page includes a “Meet the Hellers” sticker introduction page， where they explain the characters – Bluey， Bingo， Mum （Chilli） and Dad （Bandit） – and the Brisbane setting。 Until reading this information， I was so sure Bluey was a boy， and was quite surprised to learn that Bluey and Bingo are both girls。 I loved that， because As someone with no previous experience with the Bluey universe （ie。 The hit television series）， I highly recommend you start with the sticker book。 Why？ Because the very first page includes a “Meet the Hellers” sticker introduction page， where they explain the characters – Bluey， Bingo， Mum （Chilli） and Dad （Bandit） – and the Brisbane setting。 Until reading this information， I was so sure Bluey was a boy， and was quite surprised to learn that Bluey and Bingo are both girls。 I loved that， because so many of the books that instantly come to mind that feature dogs as the main characters， are male。 It’s just refreshing。The team have tried their hardest to make Bluey: A Time to Play！ a unique experience compared to other sticker activity books on the market。 While most sticker activity books are short， featuring a few stickers and colouring pages， with the odd activity， Bluey: A Time to Play！ is packed full of endless activities。 The book itself is user-friendly， with the stickers being grouped by page and labelled as such （“use these stickers on page 8”） making the book accessible to all ages。 In fact， unlike many sticker activities books， Bluey: A Time to Play！ appears to have been designed with younger kids in mind， keeping the intended audience age in line with the books characters （Bluey is 6， Bingo is 4）。All in all， Bluey: A Time to Play！ Is a great addition to the already hit line of books released in the first wave of Bluey merchandise。 Its ideal for new fans seeking an introduction， or much-loved fans who are looking for more involvement than simply reading the books for the hundredth time。This review was originally posted at The Never Ending Bookshelf on the 4th April 2020 and can be found here: https://wp。me/p3yY1u-283 。。。more