I have been sent two fabulous Lonely Planet Kids books to review all about Cities.
How cities Work is a fantastic interactive book with lots of flaps to lift and unfolding pages to see inside buildings and under the streets.
Children will love to see how cities work from the stinky sewers to the skyscrapers. Each page is packed with information and there is loads of fun to be had by checking what’s under the flaps. Some of the pages just keep unfolding creating a huge view with so much to see learn.
Check out what is going on in a skycraper building and lift the flaps to find out what is happening behind the windows.
Watch how pages unfold and unveil a wealth of discovery.
How Cities Work is a hardback book of 24 pages. The illustrations are by James Gulliver Hancock. It’s aimed at readers aged 7+ and priced at £12.99
The second book is The Cities Book and throughout the pages discover interesting facts about many cities around the world, from Aucklan, Beijing and Copenhagen all the way through to Zanzibar town. Young readers are taken on an incredible tour through 86 of the world’s greatest cities.
Bright colourful pages full of photos, illustrations and maps take your child on a trip of a lifetime.
The Cities Book is a hardback book with 212 pages. It is aimed at readers aged 8+ and priced at £14.99
You can read my other Lonely Planet Kids books here.
Maybe you’d like to travel to the City by train. Do have a read of We are Going on An Adventures tips for easier Train Travel With Kids here.
Disclosure: I was sent the two Lonely Planet Kids Books to review free of charge. All thoughts and opinions are my own and I have not been paid for this post.
I LOVE that how cities work. What a fab book. I know it would captivate my boys.
Fabulous books – so much detail and they make learning fun.
These look interesting. Think my eldest would love them!
They look great – lift the flap books make learning a lot more fun for kids!
Now they would make fabulous Christmas presents! Thanks for the tip, I will be adding those to my lists later today! 🙂
These look amazing, I love the look of them. Love The Lonely Planet and I think my daughter will love these
I love LP Kids books and these look interesting. Isaac would love the city one