This is the antidote to the 'one-and-done' LEGO set problem. If your kid builds a $100 set in an hour and then never touches those bricks again, you need this book. It turns a static hobby into a creative engine.

It’s high-quality, tactile, and zero-screen. In a world of digital building simulators, there is still nothing that beats the haptic feedback of actual plastic clicking together, and this 2022 edition refreshes the library with modern pieces and much cooler aesthetics than the original.