Warren Nash

One of the aspects I loved about this book are the beautiful colorful pages of creative lego designs that give you step by step pictures of how to create the design. I like that the author discusses which sets of legos would work well for this book. Then he goes and describes the different blocks and what they are used for. Extremely helpful!

The author says not only are legos fun, but they are a great way to bond as a family through collaborative play and problem-solving.

This book is for any skill level. The author walks readers through the process and in Chapter three, is the classic design chapter where “you can warm up and hone your skills in that chapter. He states, “On the other hand, if you’re looking for ways to add a new dimension to your builds, Chapter 6 will show you how to ad gears and motion while challenging your building skills.”

This book works for immediate and extended family. I love that all the instructions & ideas are there to help you learn and create. Once I get the basics the sky is the limit as to what can be created. He also talks about how to make time for creative play which I found helpful. I also liked that he listed brick and building resources for your collection. This book makes for a great gift to give this Christmas season.

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