This week's Tuesday's Child is Kolton, a funny, insightful and thoughtful 15-year-old with a big creative streak. His adoption social worker Kate Murphy said he can look at something and decide what he wants to make. "Whether it's with LEGO or paper and tape, there's no limit. He's always got that little extra something," she said.

What Makes Kolton So Creative?

That imagination shows up everywhere. "Kolton can build just about any car or airplane out of LEGO, turn paper and tape into almost any toy he can think of, and happily spend a whole day building in Minecraft," Murphy said.

A Big Fan of Public Radio

We couldn't love this part more here at Fun 107. Kolton is also a big fan of National Public Radio, especially the game show Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me! He even got to attend a live taping, where he went backstage and met the cast.

What Does Kolton Like to Do for Fun?

When he's not creating, Kolton likes to stay active. He enjoys riding his bike, tackling ropes courses and swimming. He's an avid reader who loves mysteries and science fiction, and he never turns down a trip out for an Oreo frappe.

What Kind of Family Would Be Best for Kolton?

Kolton would thrive in a two-parent home and enjoys having other kids around, whether they're siblings, cousins, nieces and nephews, or friends.

"I think Kolton could bring a lot to someone's life," Murphy said.

How to Learn More About Adopting Kolton

To learn more about Kolton or adoption from foster care, contact the Massachusetts Adoption Resource Exchange.

See The Massive LEGO Sculptures on Display in Portsmouth

The Green Animals Topiary Gardens in Portsmouth are adding some larger than life LEGO sculptures to their grounds this summer. Scroll through to get a sneak peak at the beautiful bricks you can find among the real flowers on display.

Gallery Credit: Nancy Hall

These LEGO Artworks Are Un-Brickin'-Believable

Who among us hasn't played with a LEGO or two at some point in our lives? While we may have built some cool houses or sweet cars, most of us weren't working out complete pieces of art using millions of LEGO bricks.
Luckily one amazing artist was and his works are coming to Boston. Here's what you can expect to find at The Art of the Brick this fall.

Gallery Credit: Nancy Hall

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