Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Nonfiction >> People & Places - United States

A is for Armadillo . . .

B is for Bluebonnets . . .

C is for Cotton . . .

With F for Football, J for Jackrabbit, and R for Rio Grande, going from A to Z has never been more fun Take an alphabetized field trip around the Lone Star State and discover the plants, animals, foods, and places that make it, well, Texas

A is for Apache Trout . . .

B is for Bola . . .

C is for Cactus Wren . . .

With F for the Four Corners, N for Navajo Bridge, and T for Turquoise, going from A to Z has never been more fun Take an alphabetized field trip around the Grand Canyon State and discover the plants, animals, foods, and places that make it, well, Arizona

Benjamin Russell is in school on the morning of April 19th, 1775, when his teacher announces, "The war's begun, and you...

In this beautiful and sophisticated board book, children will be introduced to bold images of New York City, such as the Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, Brooklyn Bridge, Central Park, and more

Praise for Jane Foster's ABC and Jane Foster's 123

"Both titles are stunningly simple, but Foster is able to create some truly arresting images here, making both books pleasurable repeat reads. A fetching and effective introduction to the world...

Disneyland is a place where a kid can be a kid- regardless of age. It is a place where many hearts desire to go and explore the land Mickey and Minnie call their home.

Kimara, like most six-year-olds, wanted to go to the Magic Kingdom to celebrate her birthday. Every day, she would ask her parents and Nana when she could go.

One day, her dream came true So, off she went, along with her parents, her younger brother, and Nana, to explore the mysteries inside the Magic Kingdom.

Inside these pages, witness kids being kids as their hearts are overwhelmed with joy

From purple blobs and desert islands to exciting festivals to the laboratory of the greatest American inventor, this outrageously colorful 80-page family guidebook crashes through all boundaries and redefines what a guidebook that's truly designed for children can be. While it features both indoor attractions and outdoor adventures for all members of the family, including cool excuses to get muddy and super-fun reasons to dress up, there's nothing typically guidebook-ish about it.

A (mostly) Kids' Guide to Sanibel and Captiva Islands and the Fort Myers Coast is a roadmap to...

Here's a book that's seriously streetwise. Lonely Planet Kids' City Trails: Washington DC features colorful themed trails, from history and culture to food and nature, that reveal amazing facts and intriguing tales that kids won't find on the tourist routes or inside the average guidebook. We'll show them where to find Henry the giant elephant, eat oyster sandwiches, view the Grand Canyon on a ceiling, and lots more

Join Lonely Planet explorers Marco and Amelia as they hunt for more secrets, stories and surprises in another of the world's great cities....

Headed to NYC with kids? Want to ensure your young explorers get the most out of their incredible opportunity to experience the Big Apple? Then you've come to the right place

Mission New York takes your young travelers through the famous sights of NYC, engaging them with an exciting scavenger hunt as you explore New York landmarks together.

Say "goodbye" to a trip filled with the stress of keeping everyone entertained. Instead, say "hello" to a memorable vacation, with your kids actively engaged in exploring the landmarks of New York with you (yes,...