I have never reviewed a sticker book, but this was really fun. There are a ton of different stickers and they are very diverse both in representation of authors and genres. There are tags and annotating stickers. I can't wait to get a copy.

5 stars

A lovely book of stickers organised by genre, season and audience. Includes a diverse array of your favourite writers plus slogans, decorative pieces and my favourite ones the stickers that go in the book saying things like 'from the library of' and 'foreshadowing'. I like that there are duplicates but there are perhaps a bit too many for me. The Christmas and gothic sections were my favourite - why did you have to make Frankenstein's monster so hot?!

I received a digital ARC of this from NetGalley and the publisher in exchange for review. I loved that the stickers were diverse and featured various authors and people reading or writing or doing other bookish things. I liked the illustration style and that there were various quotes included. Overall, I would love a sticker book like this.

This is a super cute sticker book and I'll definitely be buying a physical copy to use with my reading journal! I love the diverse representation included. Seems to have quite a few duplicate designs, though - would have been nice to see more designs rather than the same ones repeated.

As a sticker enthusiast, I was immediately drawn to this digital collection. The designs are lively and imaginative, sparking all kinds of creative ideas, even if I couldn’t physically peel and stick them myself. While the ebook format naturally limits some of the tactile joy, it still offered plenty of inspiration for this crafter, reader, and devoted letter writer.

There’s a wonderful mix of bookish quotes, genre-spanning illustrations, and nods to beloved authors and titles. The artwork is excellent throughout, bold, expressive, and thoughtfully inclusive, with over 500 stickers.

One small mystery, though: the presence of several blank pages left me scratching my head. I wasn’t sure if they were placeholders or a design oversight, but they did interrupt the flow a little.

Still, One More Page is a treat for anyone who sees stickers not just as decoration, but as storytelling. I’d love to experience a physical version one day, this book practically begs to be handled, peeled, and posted.

One More Page is a must-have sticker collection for book lovers, featuring over 500 beautifully illustrated designs inspired by cozy book nooks, classic titles, and bookish quotes. Perfect for decorating e-readers, journals, water bottles, and more, this set adds personality and literary flair to your everyday items. A fun, creative way to show off your love for books!

I cannot wait for this book to be out! Kids are right to be happy with stickers, it works for adults too and I need this book to spread joy around. The designs are super cute and really send me back to my childhood. I can see myself share the stickers with my kids or kids and adults at my work (a library) to encourage reading.

As a big fan of stickers, I really enjoyed flipping through the digital version of this sticker book. The designs are super fun and gave me a lot of ideas. I just really wish I could actually feel the stickers and peel them off. I'm also curious if they’re restickable. Can I move them around as I figure out what looks good in my junk journal? I also liked that some of the stickers repeat because it gives you more chances to use them in different spreads and pages.

Obviously this doesn't do much in e-book form but as a junk journaler I loved looking through what stickers and images will be included. I can't wait to get my hands on this to use in my junk journaling. It has a good variety and will be good to use in many themes.

This book has very cute illustrations. A little repetitive but perfect for reading journals! Thank you Netgalley!

One More Page, by Katie Hughes, is full of stickers to decorate your reading accessories. There are bookish quotes, illustrations of classic authors, and more! All of them are well drawn and so fun; in fact, I'm looking forward to its release so I can grab a copy for my reading journal! Many of the stickers could be used for other things too; especially the quotes. Anyone who likes stickers is sure to like One More Page.

This sticker book is so adorable! I loved the variety of bookish stickers, and the ones for annotations will be so useful. I’ll definitely be buying a physical copy!

Very cute and well put together. I would definitely use these in my book journal and regular journal. the art was whimsical, cute, and just niece enough for booklovers and nerds alike ( the venn diagram is a circle) some of the stickers had way too many repeats (excluding all the cute labels) a couple repeats is generally ok but after a while it seems not as well put together and somewhat cheap. However I would still buy this sticker book and probably recommend it to my followers. I'm looking forward to this books release!

I love this sticker collection! So many different ideas and types, something for every bookish person and occasion. This would be so much fun to share with my other bookish friends, too.

Beautiful stickers!! Loved the inclusion of queer books :) Will definitely consider buying it when it’s out (or will at least buy it for my bookish friends).


Thank you to Netgalley for sending me an ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review!

Very imaginative, fun and of course off the charts book loving vibes. I love the layout, the variety and the over all quality of the book. There are a ton of stickers for the price and it covers so so many genres, moods and ways to express how much books mean to that bibliophile in your life!! Very creative an would make a great gift basket for a reader, librarian and such when your not sure which book to get. It would be a great way to also do book baby basket for gifts or silent auctions etc. with a few metal book marks, a reading light, either a few books or a gift card for a mini book haul of their own. Possibly even like a throw blanket an cute book themed coffee mug. Possibilities are endless, I will be buy a few. One for myself and a few for gift baskets.

Cute sticker book. I liked that there was a lot of diversity, the characters depicted as reading had a variety of ethnicity, sex, and age. There were duplicates, but I didn’t mind being able to have more than one sticker. As a planner, I would like to have seen “now reading”, “finished”, type of stickers. There seems to be an uptick in the reading community to keep analog notebooks of reading progress. Could be an opportunity to expand marketing. The designs remained rather consistent, not too different overall (realism vs cartoon vs aesthetic). I liked looking through them.

I love bookish stickers, but I am so. darn. sick of seeing the same set of smut/romantasy/temu-basic-white-girl-specials everywhere.

This book of bookish stickers is different. So wonderfully different. Right off the bat we have diverse authors featured from all across the globe, and the sticker sheets are populated with people of all races, quotes from diverse books, and illustrations that are fun and engaging and BOOKISH.

The stickers and quotes cover all genres, seasons, and repeat several times throughout the book, so you don't need to worry about the perfect placement of one treasured sticker (we've all hesitated like that!). There are bookplates and reading journal stickers and a guide to the source of the quotes in the back of the of the book.

The only downside I can see is that stickers with people on them are repeated with the same skin tones/hair styles/gender. It's not easy in a book like this, but it would have been nice to see these mixed up a little more.

Other than that, I love this sticker book, and I'll be buying it when it's released, so I can refresh my e-reader stickers!

~This is a review of a NetGalley ARC. All opinions are my own~1

This collection of book themed stickers are so cute. They touch on most classics and most genres. There's also a bunch of book owner stickers.

It’s an interesting concept, reviewing a sticker book. But the moment I saw this on NetGalley, I knew I had to take a peak. On its own, I’d say that Katie Hughs’ One More Page is pretty straightforwardly what it is: a book filled with stickers about books. As you flip through each page, scanning over the artwork and reading the quotes, you’re not really surprised at any point to see what’s there. They are all gorgeous, many of them bringing about quite a large degree of excitement as you recognize quotes you love from many of the classics, seeing bookish themes throughout, and even writing themes!

Now, could there have been more stickers per page? Yeah. And while I was pleasantly surprised with the label-esque stickers at the end, I think those stickers in particular could have been designed a little more efficiently. They’re somewhat large for me to consider them for annotating a book since adding them in runs the risk of covering text in the story and I also genuinely believe that sticky notes fit far better than stickers—which leaves me wondering why these particular designs weren’t added to something more sticky note in nature that they could have included in the back of the book.

But, all in all, this was fun. I was happy to peruse through, loved a great many of the stickers on offer, and could see many a book lover purchasing this.