Cool Creations in 101 Pieces: LegoT Models You Can Build with Just 101 Bricks

by Sean Kenney, Sean Kenney (Illustrator)

Overview

Creativity knows no bounds! LEGO artist Sean Kenney reuses up to 101 LEGO bricks to create a variety of images in all categories: vehicles, spaceships, home accessories, animals, nature, robots, and many other subjects. This second offering in the "Pieces" series is sure to spark imagination and encourage kids to think outside the box, which is the message that Sean strongly promotes about creativity, imagination, and building with LEGO. Building instructions for over 20 models are included.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781466877276
Publisher:	Henry Holt and Co. (BYR)
Publication date:	09/09/2014
Series:	Sean Kenney's Cool Creations
Sold by:	Macmillan
Format:	eBook
Pages:	32
File size:	27 MB
Note:	This product may take a few minutes to download.
Age Range:	5 - 8 Years

About the Author

Sean Kenney likes to prove you can build anything with LEGO bricks. He makes sculptures and models out of LEGO at his studio in New York City and is recognized as one of the premier LEGO brick builders in the world. Sean is the creator of Cool Creations in 35 Pieces, Totally Cool Creations, Cool Cars and Trucks, Cool Robots, Cool Cities, Cool Castles, and Amazing ABC.

Sean Kenney, author of Cool Robots and Cool Cars and Trucks, likes to prove you can build anything with LEGO bricks. He makes sculptures and models out of LEGO at his studio in New York City, and his work has inspired kids to create great things themselves. He is recognized as one of the premier LEGO brick builders in the world.

Editorial Reviews

Like Cool Cars and Trucks, Kenney's first book in the Cool series of LEGO construction ideas, the sixth volume includes plenty of vehicles, from race cars to spaceships . . . A worthwhile addition to the series.” —Booklist

“Children who love cars, trucks, and LEGO blocks will find plenty to enjoy in this colorful book. . . . This visually engaging book will attract little ones interested mainly in looking at cars and trucks, as well as older kids, who may actually follow the directions and build some of the projects.” —Booklist on Cool Cars & Trucks

“The photos will inspire young builders. . . . This is just the type of challenge that enthusiasts are likely to enjoy. . . . For LEGO enthusiasts, future engineers, and reluctant readers, this is a colorful and inspiring book.” —School Library Journal on Cool Robots

“It's fun (and potentially inspiring) to see what can be created with a little imagination, an inclination for building things, and an unlimited supply of interlocking plastic blocks and widgets.” —Booklist on Cool Robots

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