LEGO Chain Reactions
We had a chance at reviewing LEGO Chain Reactions
I asked Bookworm1 a short series of questions on the book which he kindly answered:
Q1: Were you able to create the first machine easily on your own? Yes.
Q2: Did you have any problems following the instructions on your own and putting it together? Not really.
Q3: Were you then able to proceed to the second machine? No, because it needed to have more pieces than the ones that came in the box.
Q4: How many sets of instructions are included in this book/how many machines could you make with it? It includes 10 instructions and I could make all of the machines.
Q5: With the LEGOs you have on hand? With the ones that I own and the ones in the book, yes.
Q6: Did you like this book? Yes.
Q7: What did you like about it? I liked the pieces the book came with and how the machines work.
Q8: Can you see yourself spending more time with this book, or not very much? Not a whole lot.
Q9: What about this book do you think would make other people like it? It depends on what they like and how they like to play LEGOs. It pretty much just shows you how to make the machines.
Q10: Are you glad you had the chance to try it out? It was kind of fun to try it.
Q11: What is your favorite way to play LEGOs? I like to try to make my own sets.
Do note that LEGO Chain Reactions
If this sounds like a fun title that you and yours would like to try, I am happy to say that Klutz has offered one giveaway to one of my readers here at Reading to Know. Care to win? Simply leave a comment below. This contest is open to U.S. Residents only and will be open through Tuesday, May 5th. Best to you!
Many thanks to Klutz who sent a copy of the book my direction in order to facilitate the review and also for the giveaway copy!
20 comments:
Oh my goodness! This is awesome!
You know, my oldest graduates soon and STILL plays with his legos.
I'm hoping to win to share this with my nephews. They'll LOVE it! (If my sons let me share that is...)
I'd love to win this. Thanks for sharing the review.
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My boys would love this!
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My son creates his own moving machines from LEGOS every week. He would love this...I hope. I wonder if it would be helpful for teaching science camp this summer (with LEGO activities daily). Thoughts on that one?
This would be great for my grandson. Thanks. saubleb(at)gmail(dot)com
This sounds like fun! I hope my kiddo likes Legos, because I sure do! ;)
What a great giveaway. Ideal for my grands. elliotbencan(at)hotmail(dot)com
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You had me at LEGO...
That looks fun. My kids play with the Legos that my mom (bless her) saved from when Monica and I were kids!
My daughter has decided she likes Legos; I'd love to win this book.
my cousin would love this!
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My son is 3 and already loves LEGO. We would find hours of fun with this.
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My eldest LOVES Legos!
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With this book in hand and a handful of basic bricks from your LEGO® collection, the only other thing you'll need is a little imagination.
This would be amazing to have!
My son would love this, thanks for the chance! hungrymonkey09 at gmail dot com
My cousin would absolutely love to have this
My son would LOVE this! He's a Lego fanatic and he's always been into how things work and inventing his own contraptions since he was tiny.
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I love playing with legos with my kids!
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Oh wow! Easton would LOOOOOOOVE this! Thanks for the review and the giveaway. It looks like a great birthday present even if we don't win!
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