Brick Fairy Tales: Cinderella, Rapunzel, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Hansel and Gretel, and More

The stories are the original fairy tales, and the pictures are engaging. However, the binding of the book fall apart days after we got the book. We now have it taped together.

This is my very first Brick book and I'm very pleased. There are 13 tales from the Grimm collection. These tales are played out with LEGO bricks. The illustrations are wonderful. I highly recommend this book for LEGO lovers and for fairy tale followers. I picked one story to share. The Shoes That Were Danced to PiecesThere once was a King with 12 daughters. Each one more beautiful than the other. He locked them in every night but in the morning he saw their shoes were worn from dancing. The King proclaimed that whoever could figure out how this would happen, he could marry his choice. If they could not find out, in three days something bad would happen to the Prince. What was it? Did the King just give them a good talking to and send them home? To find out, you get to listen/read. Such a Kingly Choice you will be making. Enjoy reading and building!!!!!

as an adult fan of lego I wanted to see the creations, but found myself enjoying the stories just as much. not overly simplified, but actual stories using the legos to illustrate a fairytale rather than just captioning multiple lego scenes. each aspect of visual to written supports the other equally. The work is brilliant but I need to mention these tales are based on CLASSIC Grimm brothers style with some gory details that might not be appropriate for younger kids. Fans of classic Grimm will love them though.

I have been waiting for this book to come out! Once I got it in the mail I was super excited to start reading it. We are huge Lego fans in my house so this is a great book to have, especially because I love fairy tales. I really enjoyed that the fairy tales weren't the same as the Disney fairy tales, they were more like the originals which was great. A fun read for the whole family.

Similar to the Bible books put out before it (but different authors/builders). Nice builds but the graphic novel format seems to get crowded on the pages and you lose something.

Apart from just a few typographical errors, this book is flawless. It includes the long, gruesome versions of the fairy tales. My family of boys is older-they got a kick out of this book. Great use of Legos.

This is a Lego based picture book. an ok read for younger audiences only I would think. But ymmv. Just didn’t think it was that compelling.

Adorable. Simply adorable.

Just what I was looking for to engage students in fairy tales