This book isn't bad, per se, but I certainly didn't think it was that good either. There are a lot of projects in it, but I don't feel like this book provided much inspiration to make things with my kids. I found very few of the projects to be novel.
For instance:
* Big boxes can be turned into a castle, or a rocket ship
* You can make a mask out of a piece of cardboard
* Swords and shields from cardboard
I did all of this (and many of the other projects in this book) as a kid without any guidance. If you aren't somebody that did a lot of creative play as a kid (or an adult) this would probably be a great book. As somebody that never grew up I don't feel like there was any real value to me other than a few small embellishments and details that I might not have come up with on my own.
On the plus side the instructions were all very clear with good photographs. The photos are of obviously boxes from around the house (milk cartons, shipping containers, etc.) so the instructions are easy to follow.
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