Book Sticker Boasts

by Travis Jonker | Blogs
Aug 24, 2013 | Filed in News & Features
It began like any other day. I was making my online rounds when I came across this tweet by third grade teacher Colby Sharp: Can’t decide how I feel about this sticker. http://t.co/QREMugTeP0 — Colby Sharp (@colbysharp) August 22, 2013 I think the part he was unsure about was the loud yellow sticker taking away from [...]

It began like any other day.

I was making my online rounds when I came across this tweet by third grade teacher Colby Sharp:

Can’t decide how I feel about this sticker. http://t.co/QREMugTeP0

— Colby Sharp (@colbysharp) August 22, 2013

Screen Shot 2013 08 24 at 9.36.19 AM 297x300 Book Sticker Boasts

I think the part he was unsure about was the loud yellow sticker taking away from the cover, but it got me thinking – if you’re going to boast a bit on a sticker, why not go all out? It might look something like this…

Consecutive Book Sticker Boasts

Big Deal Book Sticker Boasts

Good Book Sticker Boasts

Home Book Sticker Boasts

Hearing Book Sticker Boasts

Any other suggestions?

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