Over 100 cats and kittens, and this book bothers to make them different from one another. Fluffy Persians, sleek Siamese, and a proper spread of breeds in between, all shown playing, snoozing, feeding and generally behaving like the furry stars of every page.

The scenes give them somewhere to go: a farm, a vets, and a cat cafe that children find funny and delightful before anyone explains what a cat cafe is. Placing a sticker becomes a small decision about who goes where, which is what separates a sticker book that gets finished from one that gets abandoned.

Caroline Young keeps the text short and read-aloud friendly, so vocabulary arrives in the middle of an activity nobody has framed as learning. Thirty two pages, sized to live in a bag, and the reliable answer for the cat obsessed three year old who has already named every cat on the street.

Also on the shelf here: Little First Stickers Dinosaurs, with over 200 dinosaur stickers and jungle, river and sea scenes to fill.

The rest of the Little First Stickers series is here too: Diggers and Cranes, Baby Animals, Butterflies, Zoo, In the Forest, Dogs and Puppies, Easter Bunnies, and Love and Kindness.