Lonely Planet Kids How Cities Work
Jen Feroze
Lonely Planet Kids How Cities Work
Jen Feroze
Hardback / bound
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English
€16.95
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Description
From the sewers to the skyscrapers, this book takes younger readers to the heart of the city. Perforated flaps let you see what's going on behind closed doors, and big gatefolds reveal what's going on under the street, plus other surprising city spaces. With illustrations from James Gulliver Hancock, it's the city like you've never seen it before!
"This glorious non-fiction book will be a winner in any primary school classroom studying homes, geography or urban spread, as well as a firm favourite in households stimulating their children’s natural curiosity about the world in which we live... The narrative is engaging, speaking to the reader in second person, as well as inviting them to open flaps and discover what’s inside. An excellent guide to city infrastructure for 7+ years."
"A truly beautiful book that will pose and answer questions for enquiring minds of all ages,"
"This is a truly fascinating and beautifully-designed book--one that had heart palpitations inside the chest of this architecture lover. Lonely Planet are investing so beautifully in their quality line-up of children's books, and it's little wonder they're doing so well. This book is bursting to full with incredible detail and interactivity, and is well worth the price tag. Hoping there's some kind of sequel. Just saying."
"Lonely Planet Kids have outdone themselves with this amazing book. Every page is packed with a wealth of information … This is such a cool book to have on your bookshelf. It’s one that your children will revisit time and time again."
"I believe this is one of those books children will remember loving well into adulthood."
"This glorious non-fiction book will be a winner in any primary school classroom studying homes, geography or urban spread, as well as a firm favourite in households stimulating their children’s natural curiosity about the world in which we live... The narrative is engaging, speaking to the reader in second person, as well as inviting them to open flaps and discover what’s inside. An excellent guide to city infrastructure for 7+ years."
"A truly beautiful book that will pose and answer questions for enquiring minds of all ages,"
"This is a truly fascinating and beautifully-designed book--one that had heart palpitations inside the chest of this architecture lover. Lonely Planet are investing so beautifully in their quality line-up of children's books, and it's little wonder they're doing so well. This book is bursting to full with incredible detail and interactivity, and is well worth the price tag. Hoping there's some kind of sequel. Just saying."
"Lonely Planet Kids have outdone themselves with this amazing book. Every page is packed with a wealth of information … This is such a cool book to have on your bookshelf. It’s one that your children will revisit time and time again."
"I believe this is one of those books children will remember loving well into adulthood."