A new LEGO ® City reader, timed to tie in with a new theme for Fall 2011, Harbor. Big boats, tug boats, docks, and cranes!
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Format:Paperback
This book is set in a harbor and focuses around a bunch of the Lego sea craft. The story is about a surfer who gets into trouble and the coast guard must come to the rescue. Like most of the Lego City books, this one has bright vibrant colors. It's a story to help children develop their reading skills and is a fun story to be enjoyed by the whole family. I believe this is the first of the Lego City books by Easton and Kiernan and they have done a great job matching the look and feel of the series but having their own distinct contribution.
The Leveled readers are great books for young children. They are designed to progress as a child's reading improves. There are hundreds of titles in these formats, even across different publishers. What makes this particular series, The Lego City Adventures, so good, is that little kids will be attracted to them because of the format and style. These books are bright, vibrant, and colorful stories with fun illustrations. As a Level 1 reader geared for Kindergarten to Grade 1, this book is intended to help with sight word recognition, and sounding out simple words and sentences.
The Leveled readers are great books for young children. They are designed to progress as a child's reading improves. There are hundreds of titles in these formats, even across different publishers. What makes this particular series, The Lego City Adventures, so good, is that little kids will be attracted to them because of the format and style. These books are bright, vibrant, and colorful stories with fun illustrations. As a Level 1 reader geared for Kindergarten to Grade 1, this book is intended to help with sight word recognition, and sounding out simple words and sentences.
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4.9 out of 5 stars
9 reviews
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
Always fun books.
Sep 8 2012
By Steven R. McEvoy
- Published on Amazon.com
Format:Paperback
This book is set in a harbor and focuses around a bunch of the Lego sea craft. The story is about a surfer who gets into trouble and the coast guard must come to the rescue. Like most of the Lego City books, this one has bright vibrant colors. It's a story to help children develop their reading skills and is a fun story to be enjoyed by the whole family. I believe this is the first of the Lego City books by Easton and Kiernan and they have done a great job matching the look and feel of the series but having their own distinct contribution.
The Leveled readers are great books for young children. They are designed to progress as a child's reading improves. There are hundreds of titles in these formats, even across different publishers. What makes this particular series, The Lego City Adventures, so good, is that little kids will be attracted to them because of the format and style. These books are bright, vibrant, and colorful stories with fun illustrations. As a Level 1 reader geared for Kindergarten to Grade 1, this book is intended to help with sight word recognition, and sounding out simple words and sentences.
The Leveled readers are great books for young children. They are designed to progress as a child's reading improves. There are hundreds of titles in these formats, even across different publishers. What makes this particular series, The Lego City Adventures, so good, is that little kids will be attracted to them because of the format and style. These books are bright, vibrant, and colorful stories with fun illustrations. As a Level 1 reader geared for Kindergarten to Grade 1, this book is intended to help with sight word recognition, and sounding out simple words and sentences.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Review by Brenton- age 9
April 4 2013
By Candice J. Conway Simpson
- Published on Amazon.com
Format:Paperback
I like this book. I give it 5 stars because it is really
fun to read, easy read, and good.
What did you like about the book:
I like that the sailors helped the windsurfer.
What is your favorite character:
The captain is my favorite character.
What happens in the book:
There are a captain, and some sailors on the boat.
They see a windsurfer in trouble.
They help the windsurfer.
What is the characters job in the book:
The Captain's job is to take care of the boat.
The sailors job is to help on the boat.
The windsurfer is having fun.
fun to read, easy read, and good.
What did you like about the book:
I like that the sailors helped the windsurfer.
What is your favorite character:
The captain is my favorite character.
What happens in the book:
There are a captain, and some sailors on the boat.
They see a windsurfer in trouble.
They help the windsurfer.
What is the characters job in the book:
The Captain's job is to take care of the boat.
The sailors job is to help on the boat.
The windsurfer is having fun.
5.0 out of 5 stars
We love all LEGO books!
Feb 1 2013
By Emily
- Published on Amazon.com
Format:Paperback|Amazon Verified Purchase
My 5yo son loves all of these "easy" reader lego books. Illustrations are bright and full of detail. Once he starts reading, they will be of the perfect length and simplicity.
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