He will sit and look at it and read it for hours. I'm glad I went ahead and bought it!Update 2016: My son read this book until it fell apart. I taped it and glued it back together. It is not the binding or the quality of the book that made it fall apart. It was my son. He wore this book out. And it got to a point where I could not fix it any longer. So now I am looking to buy him another one. Wish I would have taken pics of it before I had thrown it out. Actually I wish I had kept it to show him how much he trashed it while looking through it. But it is a thick book and he read everything. He is not a reader, but this book he read a lot. All of it. Perhaps if you have a lego fanatic, Any of these Lego visual dictionaries would be a great tool. There are enough pictures to engage the reader and there are plenty of words. His teacher was glad he was reading. He felt proud he was reading a thick book, and it is really thick and heavy. I was glad he would put down the video games to read this book. However it correlates to the Lego Batman video games too, and my son would get excited to try the game out and see if he could get to a level that was talked about in the book. But since he doesn't get to play the games often he hasn't gotten very far. If I had just let him play nonstop, he would have the game finished four times by now. It also was neat to see other lego sets that we could research that were older and no longer sold in stores. There are some crazy expensive lego sets out there! I still highly recommend this book and since book stores charge $15 for a children's picture book with only 32 pages, paying $15 for this book is well worth it! Even a second time! ;)