My Sticker Book
A shape building game for kids
Hi! I'm Ori. This is the Builders' Glade, my building spot at the edge of the village. And this sticker book is yours, little builder. First, pick your pages: three stickers, five stickers, surprise pages, or your very own page. Then open your book. Slide each sticker into its spot, and when the last one lands... watch. Somebody always shows up. And your own page? That one starts empty. Build anything you like!
How to play
Here's how it goes. Ready?
- Pick up a sticker.
- Slide it to the dotted spot of the same shape.
- If a sticker can't fill that spot, it drifts back on its own, and you try again.
- When the last sticker lands, your page blooms into a painted picture and somebody shows up.
My Own Page starts empty: build anything you like, then tap the leaf button and the forest paints it.
Pick your pages
What the buttons do
The top bar
- Sound on and off
- Start the page again
- Full screen
On a tapped sticker
- Turn the sticker, even in its spot
- Make the sticker bigger
- Make the sticker smaller
- Hear it again
- Let the forest paint your build
My Own Page
- Off the page
- Change the color
My Sticker Book is a building game: your child slides flat shape stickers onto a plan page, and the finished build turns into a painted picture. Somebody small always arrives, sometimes to move in and sometimes just to visit. Shape names are said out loud as you play. My Sticker Book has no timer and no score. There's no penalty for a sticker that misses its spot: it goes back to where it started, and your child can try again. In the 5 stickers and Surprise Pages settings, a sticker that reaches its spot facing the wrong way goes back too, still at the same angle, and the game says the spot was right. Each tap of the turn button turns it a little more, and then your child slides it over again.
3 stickers starts gentlest: a few big pieces that settle into place by themselves. 5 stickers brings the little house and a turn button. Surprise Pages holds the puzzles: some plans ask for a sticker that isn’t there, until your child builds it. My Own Page is a blank page: loose stickers, no plan to follow, and your child builds whatever they like. On Halloween Pages your child gives a pumpkin a face made of triangles and builds a paper bat; the pieces turn to fit by themselves. The finished lantern lights with a soft, steady glow, a forest friend sits beside it, and the paper bat gets a visitor too.
On My Own Page, one button turns what your child made into a painted picture, and that painting is done by AI: what she made goes from our own server, not from the browser, to Google's Gemini model and comes back painted. Nothing travels with it: no name, no email, no account, no device details, and never a photo. Signed in, the picture is saved to her room on its own; signed out, no copy is kept.