The Complete Brick Bible for Kids: Six Classic Bible Stories Hardcover – Picture Book, October 6, 2015

Older copy is falling apart from use. So glad to find it to replace that one.

We're using it as a resource at church to engage kids. The guy's not a Biblical scholar, nor does he purport to be. This doesn't replace a Bible. But he put a lot of time and creativity into it, and it shows. This book engages a different crowd in the story, well worth it.

This is a cute box set with the stories of Noah, Daniel, Joseph (coat of many colors), Jonah, and the first Christmas. This box set is specifically for kids, not to be confused with the Brick Bible, which has more mature content. The stories in this box set are as true to the original Bible stories as you can probably get with Lego. Some parents complain that they show stuff that is too violent like people drowning in the flood or soldiers standing over babies with a sword. IMO any violence depicted in these books is mild in comparison to the Lego Ninjago or Chima shows or video games. I would recommend for fans of Lego like me who are super curious how you would set up all these scenes with Lego. My favorite book was Daniel and the Lion's Den since it showed scenes with the fiery furnace, the king turning into an animal, and the lion's den. I think children will enjoy seeing their favorite Bible stories in Lego form. My only complaint is that the binding of the books seems a little iffy. I am not sure how long they will last if given to kids.

I could look at this book for hours. In terrific shape.

I bought this for my Godson's First Communion and he loved it! He was able to read it completely on his own and his friends thought it was cool to. I was a tad hesitant because some reviews said the pics were "graphic" - but it's Lego's people - it's not gorry at all.

My nephew was super excited to see a less traditional first communion gift. The book is really cute and gives a busy 8 year old another way to learn about the Bible. It could use some more stories, but it's not bad for the price.

My kiddo loves Legos so it was intriguing for him to have a book to go along with his sets. We bring it to church and it keeps him amazingly occupied looking at the interesting pictures. We’ll done! Great gift too.

To start, it came unsealed and with what looked like dried marinara sauce all over the back of it. Then after reviewing the contents of the book, I found it lacked theological depth, fixating solely upon literal visual portrayals of biblical events without context. Although it is a lego book and you’d think theological depth could not be depicted via legos, this is far from the truth because I found one that did by another author. However, If you are looking for a book that uses legos to depict gory or uncomfortable scenes from the Bible to prove your personal viewpoint that the Bible is archaic and should not be used to serve as a guide for one’s moral compass, well then - this book is for you...., but most people searching for “biblical LEGO books” are most likely Christian adults in the market for products for their children. So just do your research before purchasing to see if this book is suitable for your needs and what you are expecting from a children’s toy version of various Bible stories.