From Library Journal
Fodor's has put together some fun and cheerful travel guides for children of all ages for Washington, DC, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco, and New York City. Each book describes 68 exciting things to do in the city it covers, with excursions to skyscrapers, parks, swimming pools, museums, and puppet theaters. Each site includes a "Hey Kids!" section noting some interesting history or trivia about the place or neighborhood and a "Kid-Friendly Eats" section that discusses three or four nearby restaurants that children would enjoy. Each book also has practical information about the sites, including addresses, telephone numbers, admission prices, hours, and the proper age group. It even has games to play while getting to the sightseeing destinations. These publications are small, easy to carry, and full of whimsical illustrations and will make wonderful travel guides for touring families. Recommended for all public libraries.
Melinda Stivers Leach, Precision Editorial Svcs., Wondervu, CO
Copyright 2000 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Melinda Stivers Leach, Precision Editorial Svcs., Wondervu, CO
Copyright 2000 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Product Description
"Designed to lure even the crankiest young tourists to sites of interest...with a nod toward grown-up sensibilities, too." -- Good Housekeeping
Plan 68 great days with kids in a flash! For this smart, cheerful little book, Fodor's parent-experts have hand-picked 68 simply fabulous things to do around the city with a child in tow. It's a perfect idea book for every city parent and grandparent, and indispensable for families on vacation.
- Each book focuses on 68 terrific ideas for family days -- check out the table of contents for specifics!
- Written by parents who live in the cities they cover, these books are smart about what kids like -- and about what parents need.
- All the details for planning are included: addresses, phone numbers, admission prices, and age-appropriateness.
- "Hey Kids!" info boxes provide fun facts and interesting trivia about the destination.
- "Kid-Friendly Eats" features recommend two or three places to grab a bite to eat nearby.
- The cool "Games" section will keep everyone happily occupied on the road or while waiting in line.
- Colorful graphics and flip art that animates as you turn the pages -- fun for both parents and kids.
