A WORD FROM CAPTAIN FRANKIE
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Kid friendly enough to instill in them a sense of wonder, June 17, 2015
This review is from: The Seven Natural Wonders Of The Earth (My First Travel Books) (Volume 2) (Paperback)
Disclosure: I received a complimentary book as a member of Beck Valley Book Tours. All opinions are my own.
We love to travel as a family and I am always on the lookout for things that will help my kids learn more about the world around them. I love travel books and feel they give the reader a chance to learn a little bit of new information about destinations before they head out on a trip. The Seven Natural Wonders Of The Earth (My First Travel Books) by Anna Othitis shows kids some of the most wonderful places in the world to visit. I feel like it is kid friendly enough to instill in them a sense of wonder and awe.
I wish that I'd had books like this when I was little. I think it would have made me more interested in Geography. I would have paid more attention in class! My kids loved looking at the pictures and reading about all the places we may never get the chance to visit. The photos and illustrations in the book are beautiful, yet it is written in a way that children can understand and really get captivated by.
The kids felt like they were on a real tour with Captain Frankie leading the way. The map inside helped them to really visualize where in the world the Seven Wonders are. I like that parts of the story describe a little about each attraction. It then has a Q&A to help the kids remember what they've learned. It isn't just a picture book.
I haven't had the chance to read the 1st book in the series but after having read the 2nd, I'll definitely be purchasing the 1st and continued books in the My First Travel Books series.
We love to travel as a family and I am always on the lookout for things that will help my kids learn more about the world around them. I love travel books and feel they give the reader a chance to learn a little bit of new information about destinations before they head out on a trip. The Seven Natural Wonders Of The Earth (My First Travel Books) by Anna Othitis shows kids some of the most wonderful places in the world to visit. I feel like it is kid friendly enough to instill in them a sense of wonder and awe.
I wish that I'd had books like this when I was little. I think it would have made me more interested in Geography. I would have paid more attention in class! My kids loved looking at the pictures and reading about all the places we may never get the chance to visit. The photos and illustrations in the book are beautiful, yet it is written in a way that children can understand and really get captivated by.
The kids felt like they were on a real tour with Captain Frankie leading the way. The map inside helped them to really visualize where in the world the Seven Wonders are. I like that parts of the story describe a little about each attraction. It then has a Q&A to help the kids remember what they've learned. It isn't just a picture book.
I haven't had the chance to read the 1st book in the series but after having read the 2nd, I'll definitely be purchasing the 1st and continued books in the My First Travel Books series.
A window to the world, July 2, 2015
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This review is from: The Seven Wonders of the World (My First Travel Books Book 3) (Kindle Edition)
What a novel idea! This book is a great introduction to seven amazing places in the world. The Seven Wonders of the World (My First Travel Books Book 3) is educational, entertaining and inspiring. This is a perfect way to introduce the world to your child. The book is written so that children can understand. The wonderful illustrations and photos makes it fun!
The book takes you on a tour to the “new” seven wonders of the world with great detail! I love how the Captain asks questions in the end.
Bravo!
The book takes you on a tour to the “new” seven wonders of the world with great detail! I love how the Captain asks questions in the end.
Bravo!
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