Definition
A bound book or album with blank pages designed to hold and organize stickers, often with pre-printed scenes or backgrounds where stickers could be placed to create scenes. A popular children's activity toy for collecting and arranging stickers.
Example Usage
She spent the afternoon filling her sticker book by placing puffy and scratch-and-sniff stickers on the pages.
Origin
Originated in the 1970s–80s as an offshoot of the broader sticker collecting craze; popularized by brands like Panini and various toy manufacturers.
Fun Fact
Sticker books were a significant part of 1980s–90s childhood, with some themed books becoming collectible items.
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