STORYTIME TOYS Goldilocks and The Three Bears 3D Puzzle - Book and Toy Set - 3 in 1 - Book, Build, and Play

Perfect table top size. Building this was simple and easy but a fun challenge for my 4 year old. Pieces are sturdy and stays up/doesn't fall apart unless you pull it apart. We sometimes read the book and act out the story with the characters while we read. Other times, we use our own imagination and create our own story or game with the characters and cabin. We also have The Three Little Pigs version of this and it's always fun to play with. We combine the two stories sometimes and make our own story.

I had never seen anything like this. I was skeptical at 1st. The price almost seemed to good to be true. But as soon as I started putting it together for my 4yr old granddaughter I was very impressed. The quality of the building pieces were easy to assemble & perfect size. The graphics are adorable 💜. I would definitely recommend this for a gift. And will be buying the other stories too.

My kids love this toy. For those wondering about materials - it's made with a very strong, sturdy sort of foam, not wood. This stuff can take some serious abuse - we've had one of the other Storytime houses for two years and it still looks like new. The house itself is also very sturdy once it's put together. My kids have dropped it off the table onto the floor and it held up fine. What I love about it is that it's a beautiful dollhouse for the kids to enjoy--the artwork is really gorgeous--but packs up so easily so it's not constantly taking up space in the house. Heck, we can even bring it with us over to friends' houses for them to have something to play with while they're there. I also found it easy to put together - it takes me about thirty seconds to set it up. I'm sure older children (mine are 1.5 and 4) would be able to do it themselves without any trouble. I don't know if it's the artwork, or the fun of putting it all together, but this house just really seems to engage my daughter's imagination. She'll use other toys of hers in there along the with the ones that came with the package, make up whole stories about what everyone is doing in there... just the kind of imaginative, inventive play you want to see your child engaging in (and that seems to be harder and harder to come by these day). Overall, I highly recommend it!

My daughter, 2.5 years old, LOVES these toys. We have all of the storybook ones, and now the farm set as well. Although putting together the whole house is still a bit beyond her, she likes to put together the simpler items like the beds, chairs, and table–they're like simple 3-dimensional puzzles, and mixed with the story and characters, they are a huge hit with her and her friends. The Goldilocks and the Three Bears house is adorable and very detailed, and she loves to put the bears to bed, have them sit at the table and eat their porridge, climb up the ladder, etc. As a parent, I love that it can all pack away into a nice storage box when she's done playing with it for the day (really, these come out just about every day). You could keep it all assembled, but half of the fun (and learning experience) is in assembling it together. The pieces are a heavy duty foam with paper attached to them. We've had them for almost a year now, and a few pieces may have been chewed on (we started with them very early!), but it has all still held up really well. Highly recommend them for open-ended but guided play, puzzle-lovers, storytellers, and anyone who appreciates beautiful illustrations and attention to detail.

I was really excited about this it is so cute. It comes with the book, the 3d puzzle and the box has a handle and velcro to store and carry. Let me first say this is adorable and great for retelling and pretend play. That said, the assembly was not as easy as I hoped. I run a kids YT channel and I did it myself because it was too hard for my niece and nephew. You have to pop all the pieces out first which kids may like unless they are impatient. As for the actual assembly as an adult it took me reading the directions a few times and looking at the picture on the box a few times to figure out. I ended up with one large piece and one tiny piece that I had no idea where they went as they weren't in the directions. By looking at the picture I figured out where one of them went (it was meant to be a treehouse on the roof) but I never did figure out the other small piece so doesn't seem important. It took awhile but came out cute. I read the story, then did a pretend play retelling. This madey niece and nephew want to try on their own (off camera) to take apart and reassemble as it is meant to be a puzzle. They enjoyed taking it apart but got frustrated and quite trying to put it together. I reassembled but they did enjoy playing make believe with it. I would rate it a 3 for assembly and a 5 for the fact it comes with a book, carrying case and once put together is a little dollhouse with characters. I'd definitely buy one of the other sets. (I just wouldn't take it apart once assembled I'd leave it for future play)

Although we haven’t built it yet, it came very well packaged. The pieces are quite thick. I’m impressed with the quality