First The LEGO Movie 2 Book Revealed
Oct11

First The LEGO Movie 2 Book Revealed

The LEGO® Movie 2 is set to hit cinemas early next year and it’s going to be supported by a expanded range of products. Including numerous books from both DK and Scholastic, one such title is The LEGO Movie 2: Keeping It Awesomer With Emmet. The book not only schools you on how to be even more awesome, it also includes an exclusive Emmet minifigure, who appears to come with a plant element and something else which I can’t...

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LEGO NINJAGO Build Your Own Adventure Book Review
Sep28

LEGO NINJAGO Build Your Own Adventure Book Review

DK introduced the Build Your Own Adventure books a couple of years ago, this new concept book combines a basic story, inspirational builds and an exclusive LEGO® minibuild and minifigure. Each year there have been a couple different titles, based a various LEGO play themes. This year’s offerings include books based on NINJAGO and Disney Princesses. I’ll be taking a look at the LEGO NINJAGO version first, which just so...

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LEGO Star Wars Ideas Book Press Release
Sep14

LEGO Star Wars Ideas Book Press Release

With the release of the latest inspirational builds book from DK, these popular ‘Ideas’ books venture off into a galaxy, far, far away. DK Books have sent over the press release detailing their new title. Like past books, the LEGO® Star Wars Ideas Book is filled with plenty of ideas to help you create fun Star Wars-themed creations and rebuild the galaxy with your own collection of LEGO bricks. Plus create all-new builds...

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The LEGO Book New Edition Book Review
Sep03

The LEGO Book New Edition Book Review

2018 is a milestone year for the LEGO Group, the LEGO® brick celebrates its 60th anniversary and the much-loved minifigure reaches its 40th anniversary. To coincide with these special celebrations, DK Books have released an updated version of The LEGO Book. Featuring over 20 additional pages, the book charts the entire history of the LEGO Group from wooden toys right through to the opening of the LEGO House. Although the book...

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First Look At 2019 LEGO Annuals
Aug24

First Look At 2019 LEGO Annuals

With Christmas fast approaching, this years LEGO® annuals have been revealed. This year the publishing duties have been taken over by Centum Books, who recently released a range of great new LEGO titles based on popular LEGO themes. There will be two LEGO annuals from Centum this year, a LEGO NINJAGO one and a general LEGO one. With both titles also including a special Minifigure. The NINJAGO 2019 annual includes Zane and the LEGO...

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DK Books Reveal 60th Anniversary LEGO Brick & Book
Aug09

DK Books Reveal 60th Anniversary LEGO Brick & Book

Earlier this year we reported that DK Books are set to release an updated version of The LEGO® Book. As well as including all the latest LEGO history, each copy also includes an exclusive printed 2×4 LEGO brick, plus a special companion book, focused on the LEGO Minifigure. The LEGO Book was originally published back in 2009 and was last updated in 2012, this new edition will expand on the extensive information from past editions...

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Build Your Own LEGO Adventures With DK Books
Aug09

Build Your Own LEGO Adventures With DK Books

Some the most interest LEGO® titles to be published by DK Books are their Build Your Own Adventure series. Past titles have included NEXO KNIGHTS, DC Super Heroes, LEGO City and LEGO Friends. This years titles are themed around the LEGO NINJAGO and LEGO Disney Princess lines. With both books featuring an exclusive LEGO minibuild plus a Minifigure/Mini-doll. The latest Build Your Own Adventure books also feature a poster and book...

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LEGO NINJAGO & City 1001 Sticker Books Review
Aug03

LEGO NINJAGO & City 1001 Sticker Books Review

To round off our week of reviews of the new LEGO® titles from Centum Books, we take a look at the final two recently published books – the LEGO NINJAGO and the LEGO City 1001 Sticker Books. But why both books in a single review I hear you ask, well the similar nature of each book would make two separate reviews a little redundant. So it make sense to combine them into a single analysis. Although they are quite similar, both...

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