“123 I Can Build” Children’s Book Review & Giveaway

123 I can build

My boys love to create things and so we enjoyed looking through 123 I Can Build, written by Irene Luxbacher.  There are several projects that are kid-friendly and encourage kids to use their imagination.  Included are step-by-step directions on how to complete the projects, along with pictures.  My favorites were the Mushroom Mansion, the Ice Castle, and a Perfect Palace!  This book is perfect for the young artist in your home.

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I received a copy of the book “123 I Can Build” to review for this post!  All opinions expressed in this post are my own.

176 thoughts on ““123 I Can Build” Children’s Book Review & Giveaway”

  1. My 6 year old loves to “build” and create. He’s the kid that, at 8:30 at night, will say “Mom, let’s build a robot!”. Gotta love the enthusiasm. I know he’d love this book.

  2. I want to win because my older son is showing a huge interest in building and inventing things. I want to encourage that in him, so he’ll invent something awesome, get rich, and take good care of me when I’m old.

  3. I would like to see my toddler granddaughters use their imagination and creativity to build something rather than pull a toy out of a box. I think this book would give them some great opportunities to do so:)

    maggie@mannwieler.com

  4. i am an at home mom and i like to keep my kids busy and active on the weekends and during the summer. i think that they would love reading this book and they would enjoy creating the items it shows. clallen at ntin dot net

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