Shell Yeah Sticker Book - (A Brass Monkey Sticker Book) by Brass Brass Monkey (Hardcover)

Book Synopsis

SHELL YEAH STICKER BOOK - Adults like stickers, too. We just grew out of trapper keepers (tragically), which is exactly why the Shell Yeah Sticker Book exists--to bring the joy of stickers back, no binder required. This book is packed with silly seashells sporting googly eyes and clever, cheeky comments. From sassy scallops to pun-loving conches, these stickers are here to bring a little beachy mischief to your daily life.

BOOK INCLUDES - Dive into 18 pages of oversized stickers plus 1 bonus page of google eyes. Each page is loaded with as many shell-themed characters and snarky sayings as we could possibly fit (science says over 60, but we say "a boatload"). Every sticker is full of personality and ready to shell-ebrate with you.

USE THEM EVERYWHERE - Stick them on your laptop, your planner, your water bottle, or slip one on a coworker's keyboard just to say "shell yeah." These stickers cling with determination and are perfect for journaling, decorating snail mail, or just hoarding like the sticker-loving adult you are.

GIFT IT UP - Whether it's for a birthday, a beach trip, or a just-because-you-love-mollusks moment, the Shell Yeah Sticker Book makes a hilarious and heartfelt gift. Ideal for ocean lovers, pun enthusiasts, or anyone who knows that life's better with a little silliness and some shiny stickers.

BRASS MONKEY - We create the kinds of products people never knew they needed but now can't live without. At Brass Monkey, we're here for the good laughs, salty jokes, and the perfect sticker book to spice up adulthood. No sunscreen required.

About the Author

Created by Mike Sayre and Melanie Bridges way back in 2020, Brass Monkey was founded on the idea that there's a world between fine china and bobblehead dolls. That products can have personality, without becoming roadside souvenirs. So that's where you'll find them...making beautiful, well-designed items that just happen to have a sense of humor. Who said that art school and open-mic nights were such a waste of time? We're looking at you, dad.