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LEGO® City Airport with AirplanePlaytime will take flight with the LEGO City Airport with Airplane (60502) building kit for kids aged 8 and over. This detailed model airport is packed with features for pretend play. Kids can pass luggage through the toy scanner, rotate the walk through metal detector to reveal an X ray skeleton and change the departure display to offer a choice of 4 destinations. The set also includes a cool toy passenger airplane with a detailed cabin and fold down
Playtime will take flight with the LEGO® City Airport with Airplane (60502) building kit for kids aged 8 and over. This detailed model airport is packed with features for pretend play. Kids can pass luggage through the toy scanner, rotate the walk-through metal detector to reveal an X-ray skeleton and change the departure display to offer a choice of 4 destinations. The set also includes a cool toy passenger airplane with a detailed cabin and fold-down stairs, plus an airport tug and a jet bridge. Just add the 9 minifigures for hours of imaginative play.
This airport toy makes a great gift idea for boys, girls and kids who love model airplanes and LEGO building sets. Add it to other sets (sold separately) from the LEGO City range for even bigger adventures.
Team up with friends and family with Build Together mode in the LEGO Builder app, where everyone has fun building part of the set using their own devices. Set contains 887 pieces.
- MODEL AIRPORT – Kids’ play will take flight with this Build Together LEGO® City Airport with Airplane playset (60502) for ages 8+, including an airport terminal, passenger airplane and 9 minifigures
- TRAVEL ADVENTURES BUILDING SET FOR KIDS – Includes everything children need to build a toy airport, model airplane, jet bridge and airport tug, plus 9 minifigures for imaginative play
- REALISTIC FUNCTIONS FOR PRETEND PLAY – Kids can pass luggage through the toy scanner, rotate the walk-through metal detector to display an X-ray skeleton, change the departure display and more
- MINIFIGURE ACCESSORIES – This toy airport set comes with LEGO® accessories, including 3 suitcases, 2 boarding passes, marshalling wands, a sunflower lanyard, passport, newspaper, map and croissant
- GIFT IDEAS FOR KIDS – Makes a great birthday gift for boys and girls who love airplane toys and LEGO® building sets
- BUILD TOGETHER MODE – The LEGO® Builder app offers a guided, collaborative experience with friends and family where everyone has fun building part of the set using their own devices
- MORE LEGO® CITY SETS TO DISCOVER – Kids can unleash more fun and adventures when they add this model airport with airplane playset to other sets (sold separately) from the LEGO City range
- DIMENSIONS – The toy airport in this 887-piece set measures over 28 cm (11 in.) high, 37 cm (14.5 in.) wide and 24 cm (9.5 in.) deep
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★★★★★ 5
Great book
Very practical and simple read, I would recommend that any mental health provider read this. I think it is a great resource.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2023
★★★★★ 5
New to trauma therapy; loved the book
Format: Paperback
This book was required reading in my Trauma & Intervention class and I loved it so much that I kept it. It is easy to understand if you are new to trauma therapy (which I am). I refer to it fairly often and have absolutely put what I learned to good use. I truly believe this book helped make me a better therapist.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2016
★★★★★ 5
Wonderful resource
Format: Paperback
I read this in my graduate school program and it is an excellent resource.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2023
★★★★★ 5
biblical and scientific
I never thought I would say this, but a relationship book has made it to my top ten favorite books. I felt like it was really good premarital counseling in book form. I've had premarital counseling, and it was actually pretty good, but this book was much, much better.
This book is really well written, and the content ranges from the general (for instance, telling you that men and women have different needs) to the specific (for instance, giving suggestions for how to tell if you are still "in love" with someone, or if you just see them as a really good friend you happen to be engaged/married to). This book draws heavily from Gottman's research on marriage. While his work does have its flaws, it's important to note that it is easily the best research on marriage that anyone has ever done. Most marriage theories are based on the author's opinions and what they have seen work for a few couples here or there, but Gottman has done the leg-work so that this book can present some actual empirical understanding of the basics of a good marital foundation. This book also draws heavily on Biblical principles of love, relationships, and marriage. It is unapologetically Christian and suggests at the end of the book that even if a couple is doing everything "right" they need to share spiritual dreams and Christian service.
I read this book by myself when I got engaged to my boyfriend of a couple of years. The book has questions at the end of each chapter to help you consider how the material in the chapter applies to your specific situation. I took the questions seriously and by about 1/3 of the way through the book I realized that I really couldn't marry my boyfriend. I had a hard time letting go of the relationship but in hindsight it was a really unhealthy situation. My friends had been telling me their concerns but I needed to figure it out for myself, and this book walked me through that process in a really low-pressure gentle way.
When I started dating my now-husband I started reading the book again and answering the questions in regard to my new relationship. It was really reassuring for me to see that we were built on a solid foundation. I decided to start over and read the whole book together(which we mostly did in the car) and discuss the questions together. This was probably the best thing we have done for our relationship. It helped us have reasonable expectations for each other and ourselves, and helped us set up good habits as we started our marriage together.
One thing to note: apparently there is a man's workbook and a woman's workbook to accompany this book. For budget reasons, I didn't purchase the workbooks. The book was still extremely helpful for me and my husband, but every few pages it directs the reader to an exercise in the workbook. Some of the exercises looked interesting and others looked repetitive or boring. Discussing the questions at the end of each chapter was enough for us.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2011
★★★★★ 5
Best Marriage Preparation Book
As a pastor of 25 years, I have used several books as part of a pre-marital counseling regiment. This is the best, by far! Not only do the Man's and Woman's Workbooks (I suggest ordering them with the book) make premaritial counseling simpler, I have found that this book hits the nail on the head. Couples who went through the material in preparation for marriage thanked me after they were married, and they shared how valuable this material was in the daily grind of life.
I first heard the authors at a Moody Pastor's Conference in the late 1990's. It did not take me long to determine that I would check out their books. I have since concluded that Drs. Les and Leslie Parrott are exceptional in the realm of understanding human relationships.
Althogh the book is written by a godly Christian couple, this is more of a relational book than a spiritual one, so I would not consider it a complete pre-marital regiment, but a good anchor book.
Whether used in counseling or simply read by a couple in their own quest to prepare for marriage, this book is a gem. The Drs. Parrott seem to have a realistic (and well documented) grasp on the nature of marriage. This is practical, hands on material.
The book is arranged around 7 questions: Have you faced the myths of marriage with honesty? Can you identify your love style? Have you developed the habit of happiness? Can you say what you mean and understand what you hear? Have you bridged the gender gap? Do you know how to fight a good fight? and Are you and your partner soul mates?
Of course no couple entering marriage could honestly answer all those questions with a "yes." But the book provides a good start and helps couples begin to face reality and potential areas of growth.
If a couple follows the exercises by purchasing the workbooks, (like identifying some of your own personal "commandments"--rules you live by that you picked up who knows where and expect your spouse to know and agree with), it could preclude many potential tensions later.
This book could also be used as a marriage enrichment manual. Indeed, many couples (perhaps most) have probably failed to incorporate these solid principles. Indeed, several couples I counseled have identified this exercise as having made a significant difference in their marriages.
To those of you considering marriage, go through this book together, and cosider at least some of the exercises in the workbooks. To pastors and Christian counselors, I urge you to read this volume and consider using it!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2003