This book is the antidote to the modern 'buy it, build it, shelf it' LEGO culture. It treats the bricks like a medium—like paint or clay—rather than a puzzle with one right answer.
Even though it was published in 2011, plastic bricks don't have an expiration date and the physics of a LEGO arch hasn't changed. It’s one of the few pieces of media from a decade ago that feels just as fresh today. If your kid has a tub of 'random' LEGOs and says they're bored, throw this at them.






