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Marion
> 3 dayIm really surprised so many people like this so much. Its basically $20 for seven wooden blocks and a booklet. My daughter has played with it maybe three times (she is 3). She took out the book and tried to copy some designs, and she seemed to enjoy it for about 10 minutes each of the three times. Now it is abandoned. It is kind of expensive for a handful of simply painted blocks and a booklet. Its not awful but in my opinion it isnt worth the money.
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SJH
> 3 dayThis is a really great game. My 4 year old will sit and do it by herself and is so proud of herself when she completes a challenge. Really makes them think- I love it!
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Maggie
> 3 dayI am very happy with this purchase. My daughter loves Castle Logix. She took to the game immediately and has enjoyed showing off her castles. It doesnt keep her attention for more than 30 minutes on a good day, but it does challenge her. I expect the game will continue to challenge her for the next few months and then Ill order Camelot Jr.
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Jean G
> 3 dayHigh quality. Puzzles range from easy to difficult. My 4-year-old son can do the easy ones by himself and some of the harder ones with help. My 9-year-old son has enjoyed doing some of the most difficult puzzles.
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Rachel McDonald
> 3 dayThis item provides challenging, fun for my 5 year old! She loves to play by herself or work together with a friend/family to build the castle!
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Reviewer Mama
> 3 dayHate those daggone media princesses- you know who Im talking about! But despite my efforts to make our house Barbie and Princess-free, nieces and school friends have gotten the best of my 4 year-old. Got this game to at least get some LOGIC in there- love it. She even thanked me for it a few weeks later.
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Kristen L
> 3 dayA wonderful way for children to learn patterns as well as creating styles of their own. The blocks are sturdy, well crafted and pleasing to the eye. The price was a steal for such a quality product.
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K.W.
Greater than one week2 yr old boy loves it!
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Susan Adams
> 3 dayGrandson was very excited when he opened it. His special ed teacher had recommended it.
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Burke Family
> 3 dayMy three year old is loving this! Just a few pieces, so its hard to lose the parts, and the puzzles are just enough to make her think and plan. I actually enjoy doing these with her, and we got Camelot Jr. for her older sister. I think this is not just more fun, but better designed. It has a clear goal, and a clear path to that goal, and the obstacles are obvious and present themselves as a problem(a piece simply not fitting, or being too long).