Goodnight, Goodnight Construction Site Memory Matching Game for Toddlers Ages 2-4 | Fun Educational Matching Card Game for Preschool Kids | Perfect for Family Game Night & Early Learning Activities

I thought it was a book. It turns out to be a game- I’ll have to wait many years to play this oneBox and cards are nice heavy quality. Two cards were missing their match. Bummer.This memory game is awesome. It contains 72 cards that show various activities of construction site characters, like sleeping bulldozer etc and even other construction site items. The quality is great and the illustrations are colorful and fun. We have had this game for over a year and it’s always fun to play for the whole family. It encourages practicing of turn taking, improves concentration and spacial recognition.There are way too many cards for younger children to be able to handle. Plus the images are very low contrast, many situated in nighttime. No way my 4 year old can use this as intended. I put out all the cards face up and he finds the matches that way, but with the difficult to read images even that becomes tedious.My grandson loves this game, the variety is so wonderful and he is learning new vocabulary as well as honing his concentration and memory skills. The cards are sturdy and use visual cues well.Came promptly, in good shape, and my grandson really was excited about it!Our 2 yr old is finding things that match all around us and I knew it was time for a “memory game”.There are so many ways you can work their tiny brains with this great game. He enjoyed the familiar characters. We only used 4 matches to start with and have slowly added more to keep interest. Arrived so fast and in perfect shape. I recommend this for any child!The box arrived ripped in the corner. I won’t be retuning because they are a gift for someone. I am disappointed the box arrived damaged.Several of the cards had damage on the back before they even came out of the box. Photo included. Kind of defeats the purpose of a matching game when cards can be recognised for their flaws before being turned.