A fabulous resource for anyone--not just dads--who love LEGOs, the little people in their life, and time together inventing and being creative.
It's time to break out the bricks--the LEGO bricks, that is! LEGO WITH DAD by Warren Nash (October 2020, Rocky Nook) is a gorgeous, glossy, all-color guide to creating with LEGOs. It's jam-packed with fabulous fun ideas, hints, tips, and ideas that will have you digging up all of those misplaced LEGOs you have around the house. Seriously, some cool stuff. Nash says you don't need to run out and purchase sets and build them exactly as the directions say--you can create your own fun designs with just a few basic pieces you may already have at home.
For years, LEGO has been an endless source of imagination and joy for kids of all ages--and for many of us, that goes back our own childhood, too. LEGO WITH DAD is a the ultimate guide for maximizing your existing LEGO supplies to build fun, creative new projects with detailed instructions--from basic and classic builds to more innovative, creative and advanced ones. This guide is great for all ages and can be referenced again and again. For example, maybe your child is just the right age for ABCs created from LEGOs, or maybe she has an older brother who would dig building a wind turbine. Maybe mom wants to try the mini-maze/obstacle course. It's all right here.
Plus, Nash discusses the value of creative, open-ended play, reinvention, the power and thrill of creativity, using one's imagination and the power of intuitive reasoning. It's not a parenting book per se, but it most definitely launches into some of those skills of planning ahead and preparing for the inevitable (packing a small bag/box of bricks for waiting rooms, the car, picnics). Plus, he has several 'family spotlights' throughout the text featuring families who love LEGO...their favorite project, what they enjoy most when it comes to watching and working with their child(ren) on LEGO-based projects, whether they keep creations in-tact, or break them apart, and dream projects, bringing family into focus, which I think makes it feel more wholesome and inclusive.
So gather the kiddos around (who am I kidding--it's for the grownups, too), and get creating!
L.Lindsay|Always with a Book
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Fabulous! Glossy Pages--all color! Creative, Endless Ideas!
A fabulous resource for anyone--not just dads--who love LEGOs, the little people in their life, and time together inventing and being creative.It's time to break out the bricks--the LEGO bricks, that is! LEGO WITH DAD by Warren Nash (October 2020, Rocky Nook) is a gorgeous, glossy, all-color guide to creating with LEGOs. It's jam-packed with fabulous fun ideas, hints, tips, and ideas that will have you digging up all of those misplaced LEGOs you have around the house. Seriously, some cool stuff. Nash says you don't need to run out and purchase sets and build them exactly as the directions say--you can create your own fun designs with just a few basic pieces you may already have at home.For years, LEGO has been an endless source of imagination and joy for kids of all ages--and for many of us, that goes back our own childhood, too. LEGO WITH DAD is a the ultimate guide for maximizing your existing LEGO supplies to build fun, creative new projects with detailed instructions--from basic and classic builds to more innovative, creative and advanced ones. This guide is great for all ages and can be referenced again and again. For example, maybe your child is just the right age for ABCs created from LEGOs, or maybe she has an older brother who would dig building a wind turbine. Maybe mom wants to try the mini-maze/obstacle course. It's all right here.Plus, Nash discusses the value of creative, open-ended play, reinvention, the power and thrill of creativity, using one's imagination and the power of intuitive reasoning. It's not a parenting book per se, but it most definitely launches into some of those skills of planning ahead and preparing for the inevitable (packing a small bag/box of bricks for waiting rooms, the car, picnics). Plus, he has several 'family spotlights' throughout the text featuring families who love LEGO...their favorite project, what they enjoy most when it comes to watching and working with their child(ren) on LEGO-based projects, whether they keep creations in-tact, or break them apart, and dream projects, bringing family into focus, which I think makes it feel more wholesome and inclusive.So gather the kiddos around (who am I kidding--it's for the grownups, too), and get creating!L.Lindsay|Always with a Book
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Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2020
It's time to break out the bricks--the LEGO bricks, that is! LEGO WITH DAD by Warren Nash (October 2020, Rocky Nook) is a gorgeous, glossy, all-color guide to creating with LEGOs. It's jam-packed with fabulous fun ideas, hints, tips, and ideas that will have you digging up all of those misplaced LEGOs you have around the house. Seriously, some cool stuff. Nash says you don't need to run out and purchase sets and build them exactly as the directions say--you can create your own fun designs with just a few basic pieces you may already have at home.
For years, LEGO has been an endless source of imagination and joy for kids of all ages--and for many of us, that goes back our own childhood, too. LEGO WITH DAD is a the ultimate guide for maximizing your existing LEGO supplies to build fun, creative new projects with detailed instructions--from basic and classic builds to more innovative, creative and advanced ones. This guide is great for all ages and can be referenced again and again. For example, maybe your child is just the right age for ABCs created from LEGOs, or maybe she has an older brother who would dig building a wind turbine. Maybe mom wants to try the mini-maze/obstacle course. It's all right here.
Plus, Nash discusses the value of creative, open-ended play, reinvention, the power and thrill of creativity, using one's imagination and the power of intuitive reasoning. It's not a parenting book per se, but it most definitely launches into some of those skills of planning ahead and preparing for the inevitable (packing a small bag/box of bricks for waiting rooms, the car, picnics). Plus, he has several 'family spotlights' throughout the text featuring families who love LEGO...their favorite project, what they enjoy most when it comes to watching and working with their child(ren) on LEGO-based projects, whether they keep creations in-tact, or break them apart, and dream projects, bringing family into focus, which I think makes it feel more wholesome and inclusive.
So gather the kiddos around (who am I kidding--it's for the grownups, too), and get creating!
L.Lindsay|Always with a Book
Fabulous! Glossy Pages--all color! Creative, Endless Ideas!
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2020
A fabulous resource for anyone--not just dads--who love LEGOs, the little people in their life, and time together inventing and being creative.Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2020
It's time to break out the bricks--the LEGO bricks, that is! LEGO WITH DAD by Warren Nash (October 2020, Rocky Nook) is a gorgeous, glossy, all-color guide to creating with LEGOs. It's jam-packed with fabulous fun ideas, hints, tips, and ideas that will have you digging up all of those misplaced LEGOs you have around the house. Seriously, some cool stuff. Nash says you don't need to run out and purchase sets and build them exactly as the directions say--you can create your own fun designs with just a few basic pieces you may already have at home.
For years, LEGO has been an endless source of imagination and joy for kids of all ages--and for many of us, that goes back our own childhood, too. LEGO WITH DAD is a the ultimate guide for maximizing your existing LEGO supplies to build fun, creative new projects with detailed instructions--from basic and classic builds to more innovative, creative and advanced ones. This guide is great for all ages and can be referenced again and again. For example, maybe your child is just the right age for ABCs created from LEGOs, or maybe she has an older brother who would dig building a wind turbine. Maybe mom wants to try the mini-maze/obstacle course. It's all right here.
Plus, Nash discusses the value of creative, open-ended play, reinvention, the power and thrill of creativity, using one's imagination and the power of intuitive reasoning. It's not a parenting book per se, but it most definitely launches into some of those skills of planning ahead and preparing for the inevitable (packing a small bag/box of bricks for waiting rooms, the car, picnics). Plus, he has several 'family spotlights' throughout the text featuring families who love LEGO...their favorite project, what they enjoy most when it comes to watching and working with their child(ren) on LEGO-based projects, whether they keep creations in-tact, or break them apart, and dream projects, bringing family into focus, which I think makes it feel more wholesome and inclusive.
So gather the kiddos around (who am I kidding--it's for the grownups, too), and get creating!
L.Lindsay|Always with a Book
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