Fifty pages. More than 680 stickers. Every one of them an animal, and every one of them printed with that faded, collected, pulled-from-an-old-natural-history-plate look that makes a journal spread suddenly worth photographing.

The range is the point. Forest dwellers and ocean life, scaly reptiles, birds, insects, seashells, exotic wildlife, whole alphabets and number sets built from animals, and a run of creatures dressed in traditional costume from around the world. Sizes run from tiny accent marks to full-page statements, so one book covers borders, focal points and the little gaps you did not know needed filling.

The stickers themselves are the good kind: durable stock with a high-quality finish that lifts cleanly and lies flat. Made for collage, scrapbooks, journals and planners, and quietly addictive once opened.

The animals keep going in hardcover. The Sticker Treasury of Woodland Adventures puts badgers, squirrels, beavers and bear cubs across 184 gold-lettered pages, and the Blooms and Butterflies volume does the same for moths and garden flowers.