Customer Reviews

City Adventures, No. 3: Calling All Cars! (Lego Reader, Level 1)

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My son was so excited when he received this book. Perfect for the 1st grade level. And fun for the pre-schoolers too. Great pictures and good story. Perfect book for all lego lovers.

My son collects LEGO City figures and when these LEGO City books came out it was a must have.
He's in Kindergarten and just started to read. This series encouraged him to spend more time reading! Fairly easy reading.

I love the artwork in these books. It really does feel as if you are in a Lego World. In this story there is a bank robbery, and the police with the help of a few citizens, must catch the criminals. The illustrations are bright and vibrant. This is a great book in a great series.

The Leveled readers are great books for young children. 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 boys will be attracted to them because of the format and styles of both the stories and artwork. They are bright colorful stories with fun illustrations. I can see young boys trying to make with Lego the scenes to act out from the books. As a Level 1 reader geared for Kindergarten to Grade 1, this book is intended to help with sight word recognition, sounding out simple words and sentences.

This is a wonderful book. My grandson loves all his Legos, so this book fits right in. He has several and loves being read to and learning new words. So this is a great book.

This was purchased for my sons so we could combine their love of books and Legos together. They always ask me to read this over and over again because they want to hear about the cops and bank robbers in Legotown.

This was a good, quick bedtime reading story for my 4 year-old. When he's starting to read on his own this will probably be a very good one for him to read. He liked it but he didn't love it. These Level 1 Reader books are a bit too short and simplistic for parents to read to the child. It takes just a few minutes (if you take your time) to get thru the whole thing, you'd have to read at least 2 (or more) at this level for your child to be satisfied. The simplistic story telling style probably would have been great if my kid was a bit younger still, or if he was reading on his own. That being said, he did like it some and we will read it again (combined with one of the level 2's).