Your Ultimate Travel Adventure List – Lonely Planet Kids (English)

Your Ultimate Travel Adventure List. Illustrated travel inspiration for children featuring experiences, cities, museums, and landmarks from around the world. Written by Anna Brett.

English children’s book from Lonely Planet Kids. 160 pages, published 2024.

22,07 €

Available to order · 3–4 weeks

SKU: 9781837583058 Category:
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    Description

    About the book. Your Ultimate Travel Adventure List allows children to consider where they would travel and what they would experience if they could choose. Anna Brett and Lonely Planet Kids gather locations and experiences with photographs and facts about their background. The book is hardback, has 160 pages, and was published in 2024.

    Content. The content spans the globe and organizes experiences through themes such as activities, landmarks, cities, museums, and tours. Examples include film history in Hollywood, treetop adventures in Costa Rica, dog sledding in Norway, and Egypt’s pharaonic history. Japan, Dubai, Australia, and Fiji are also represented. The locations serve as an entry point to both geography and what can spark a child’s desire to travel.

    Who is this book suitable for? For children and families who want to browse for ideas, share wishes, and talk about what makes a place exciting. The book can be read as a journey of discovery at home and used to gather themes for further investigation. This is an inspiration book with material from the 2024 edition. The English text can be read together with an adult, and the photographs make it easy to start with a motif that sparks interest.

    Read together and discover more. Read together with an adult who can help with English words, and let the child show what sparks their interest. Choose one spread or theme at a time and allow space for questions, pauses, and personal associations. Images and text can be used in different ways; feel free to start by describing what you see in Norwegian. Return to a favorite theme during the next reading session and see if you notice new details. Connect the reading to something the child has experienced, seen, or heard about, so that new words gain a familiar context. A short reading session can continue with a map or another book if a place or a question sparks a desire to investigate further. Alternate between reading aloud and conversation, and let the child’s interest determine how long you stay with each topic.

    About the edition. English book, published 2024. 160 pages. ISBN 9781837583058.