LEGO Minifigure A Visual History New Edition traces the history and evolution of The LEGO Group’s popular line of plastic miniature figures.

Independent LEGO parts provider, We Love What You Build (WLWYB), has unveiled a brick-based interpretation of the Periodic Table.

Thanks to a new stationery product from Chronicle Books, AFOLs can deliver personal, hand-written messages with an assist from LEGO’s minifigs.

The LEGO Museum in Prague explores the toy’s decades-long history and showcases the impact these building blocks continue to have on curious and creative minds of all ages.

Thanks to a new series of pop culture-influenced Art sets from the LEGO Group, AFOLs have another option to add brick-based works of art to their homes or offices.

LEGO is launching a new product line, Brick Sketches – two-dimensional, brick-built stylized portraits of popular licensed characters.

The official LEGO YouTube channel is packed with inspiring ideas and entertaining videos to keep LEGO enthusiasts of all ages dreaming and building.

LEGO Star Wars magazine is a monthly publication for children between the ages of 6 to 11, from Immediate Media in the UK.

LEGO fans of all ages can mix work and play with brick-based office supplies like the LEGO Buildable Ruler from LEGO Group.

A new photo book from Chronicle recreates ordinary objects and scenes from everyday life using LEGO bricks.

Chronicle Books has teamed up with the LEGO Group for a new stationery collection. AFOLs can add plastic construction toys into their mix of office supplies, including note sheets, a journal, and an eraser set.

Up to 50 build ideas for LEGO holiday decorations, crafts, and games, are presented over the course of 80 pages in LEGO Holiday Ideas: More than 50 Festive Builds.