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LEGO Epic History | Rona Skene

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Discover the past like never before - in LEGO® bricks! Discover the history of the world and get inspired to build your own epic LEGO® models! Covering global history from the earliest humans building fire and inventing the wheel, to a modern day city with sustainable energy technology and robots, LEGO Epic History is the perfect introduction for children learning about the past. LEGO models and minifigures bring to life scenes from the most epic historical periods and inspire children to get creative and build their own! Covers fun, accessible aspects of history through time and place, from the Ancient Egyptians to the Space Race and from Aztec temples to Chinese inventions. ©2020 The LEGO Group.

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LEGO Epic History | Rona Skene

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Um. I'm not pleased with Lego. They've got great gold and bronze that would do well to represent faces around the world. Instead they omitted people on most pages that required people of color, or used stereotype accessories to depict nationality or culture. Females were out numbered at 5 for every 30 mini-figures in the book overall. I š’ Lego, but... Kids need to see themselves in literature and their toys.

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