MINECRAFT Dungeons. Sticker book

Brave heroes!

Minecraft: Dungeons is a brand new line of games in the infinite Minecraft universe. Action RPG video game developed by Mojang and Double Eleven. The game was released in 2020. In Dungeons, there is no crafting of items and the ability to mine blocks. Instead, players are waiting for quests with many brave battles and treasure hunts, which should be completed level by level.

Why should you buy:

·         Over 500 fantastic stickers await your child inside the Minecraft: Dungeons sticker book. The little player faces an important task - to defeat the Arch-Evil!

·         Oops, to find out how to do that, you'll first have to fill in the gaps with the right item and mob stickers!

·         The official sticker book will help you get to know the world of Minecraft: Dungeons better.

·         It contains more than 500 stickers, which will be enough for many hours of fun!

·         Stickers perfectly develop fine motor skills and persistence. Each of them must be carefully molded and placed on the page on the appropriate outline. It requires focus!

·         And this is also a great reason to tear the child away from the computer and encourage him to read a book.

Stickerbook is a field for creative work and experiments. Everyone can add something!

And in general, do you know any kids who don't like stickers? We are not! So don't delay, give your child a new pastime!

Interesting Facts:

·         In 2016, Microsoft included Minecraft in its AI research program. The game turned out to be an excellent tool for achieving the task and is indeed used in some educational institutions to teach students, from traditional academic subjects to fine arts and poetry.

·         Specialists in child psychology have proven that thematic and in-depth books are more beneficial for a child's development and improving his reading skills. It is about the fact that the child begins to be interested in something focally, delves into the topic and learns new things imperceptibly for himself. In this case, the book is not a source of stress: the child does not need to be forced to read, he perceives it as leisure.