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Build two motorized models at once and then take it to the streets as you race them. Set includes two motors and instructions to build two lead race car models plus two alternate models. Requires 4 "AA" batteries, not included. Measures 10" x 2.5" x 14". 132 pieces.

This Star Wars-themed game turns the classic Monopoly board into an exciting real-estate Clone War. Scenes from the Clone Wars TV series add more excitement to the overall game experience as players sell, buy and trade planets. Game comes with six collectible tokens: Rex, Anakin, Osaka, Obi Wan, General Grevious and Assaj. For 2 to 6 players.

I really enjoy this Bumblebee. I appreciate challenge so I transform it without using the instructions; takes me about 20 minutes. Overall it's good quality although the doors don't always seem to close properly. I don't recommend it for children, though. The lights and sounds are entertaining and amusing however it's really more of an item that should be displayed. In my opinion, it's too expensive to have it smashed and crashed by kids.

My children received this game as a gift and love playing it. It is a different game each time they play it. My two younger children are challenged while participating, they are 5 and 6 yrs. old. It is rated for an older age group but we have been able to include them on a team for them to play along. It has a been an engaging educational toy more than I imagined. They all have fun acting out the requests on the cards and laughing along as they try to complete it in the time alotted. It is a funtime for the family.

I purchased this item, along with several other items with which to play school, for my 7 year old granddaughter. She enjoyed many hours of fun playing schol over her summer vacation. More than worth the money!

I had to make a first review here in protest at such junk packaged as high-brow kids lit. The dark content is off-putting, but all the more so because it comes with an exceedingly poor plot & is written in an achingly moronic style. Honestly, I think the book adaptations of straight to dvd barbie movies exhibit better literary flair. I'll reprint here another reviewers thoughts that echo my own...

Honestly a terribly written book. Those who think otherwise need to go back and look at Trumpet of the Swan or Charlotte's Web, just for a start. It is needlessly and endlessly repetitive ("the light, the light!" ugh, no need to bash children over the head), boring, dark, unimaginative, nonsensically cruel, and insulting to the intelligence ("now, reader, this is important:"). I'm astounded that this won a medal. There are much better investments of time and money, and no, I certainly DON'T mean Harry Potter.

We had fun playing this with our 4 year old and 7 year old grandsons over a weekend. The four year old very quickly picked up and played the simpler version, while the seven year old was into the strategy right away!

Kids' imaginations can run wild with these unique building blocks. The peg-covered shapes easily connect to each other so little hands can build all sorts of creative structures. 50 colorful shapes are sure to give your little one's creativity a boost, constructing all kinds of people, places and things! Add even more CLIPO blocks (sold separately) to your toddler's creations and the possibilities are endless. When the fun's all done for the day, pack the CLIPO blocks away in the convenient storage container. Includes 50 pieces.

I bought this playmat for my daughter when she was 2 weeks old. My older son hated the surfboard playmat we bought for him. So we decided to give this one a try since it seemed to have a lot of activities on it. My daughter loves it! My son, who is 2 now, even likes to play with it!!!! LOL!! My daughter's favorite is the zebra tail. At about 2 month old, she learned to roll over so she could grab a hold of it! She loves looking at the lights and the leaves. It is a very cute mat. Once my daughter learned to crawl at 5 1/2 months old, she no longer had an interest in it. :( So I put an ad for it on Craigs List and within the hour it was already sold because it is so cute! Also, I had never once had to change the batteries in it.

At first, I hesitated purchasing the electronic edition of Battleship which cost $40 over the traditional one for $15. I am so glad I purchased it! I have 4 children, 3 of which are old enough to play and understand the game. They play for hours, with each winner playing the next person!Definitely worth the money, and a great gift if you can put aside the actual battling aspect of the game!