Lego City: Build This City!

My grandson loves anything construction and leggo. He read it several times the first day.

When I ordered this book for my grand daughter, I thought it was an instruction book on how to build a city out of Legos. I was disappointed to find that it was actually a book about how buildings were constructed using Legos for the illustrations. But I changed my feelings about it when I shared it with my granddaughter. We both learned some new words about machines. She was really interested in the steps involved in putting up a building and I realized that I might be able to construct some of the vehicles just by looking at the pictures.The nonfiction part of the book is told in logical sequence with simple words and minimal text on each page. It explains the work of the foreman. It shows the steps workers take such as chipping away large rocks with the jackhammer or using shovels and wheelbarrows to take away the rubble.The illustrations are hand-drawn of Lego characters and vehicles and buildings constructed from Legos. Their bright and simple but clearly depict machines such as a bulldozer, ecavator, front-end loader, single-drum roller, compactor, concrete drum, skid loader, crawler crane, mobile crane and tower cranes.

Nice book for kids who like construction, lego and are below 4.

Such a perfect story for my three year old boy who loves legos and is obsessed with all things construction. Cute graphics and lots of construction vehicles. He asks to read it over and over. He likes to point out which lego vehicles from the story he has at home.

My son loves this book. It goes along great with our LEGO city. See images. My son is three years old and enjoys anything and everything about big trucks and construction equipment. The book is actually pretty good at teaching my son the process of how to build and construct buildings.I give this book a strong recommendation.If my review was helpful, please click ‘helpful’ below. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to ask.Happy reading and happy bricking.