Description
About the book. A Kid’s Guide to Spain allows children to discover Spain through surprising facts, photographs, and places that spark curiosity. Alexa Ward writes for Lonely Planet Kids, offering young readers a unique introduction to the country. The book is suitable for both family trips and for exploration at home when a child wants to learn about new places.
Content. You can read about an Egyptian temple in the middle of Madrid, indoor ski slopes, and views of Morocco from southern Spain. Illustrated maps provide an overview of places to explore. Local flavors, celebrations, and lesser-known discoveries are featured alongside practical insights into how to get around. Small challenges and photographs offer multiple entry points to the content, inviting children to look for details.
Who is this book suitable for? This guide is suitable for children who read English or enjoy reading together with an adult. Before departure, you can browse for favorites and let your child choose some experiences you wish to investigate further. During your trip, you can refer back to a page and connect the stories to the places you visit. It also serves as a gift for a curious reader. Its varied format makes it possible to choose one theme at a time and alternate between facts, maps, and playful tasks, allowing the child’s own interests to shape their journey of discovery.
From inspiration to your own plan. Browse together and let your child choose a theme that sparks curiosity. Take time to talk about the pictures and discoveries, and see what questions they lead to. An English book can be read in small sections with an adult, allowing both content and new words to be absorbed. You can return to favorite pages and let new interests determine what you read next. Use the book as a starting point for your own conversations, ideas, and experiences at the family’s pace. It is beneficial to pause along the way and let your child tell you what was most interesting on the page you just explored.
About the edition. English book, published 2026. 144 pages. ISBN 9781837587759.
