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Title	:	My First Travel Book
Author	:	Anna Othitis
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 28 pages
Published	:	April 26th 2014 by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform (first published July 9th 2013)
Categories	:	Adventure. Childrens. Aeroplanes. Education. Middle Grade. Family. Travel

My First Travel Book Paperback | Pages: 28 pages

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Are you ready to take to the skies? Welcome Aboard Children! Come join the adventures of Captain Frankie and his flying angel as they travel across the world to some of the most popular, entertaining, and educational places in the world. Captain Frankie is waiting for you to book your ticket, safely stow your bags, and open your eyes to the beautiful places created for all of us to visit in My First Travel Book series.

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Original Title:	My First Travel Book
ISBN:	1499112793 (ISBN13: 9781499112795)

Rating Of Books My First Travel Book

Ratings: 4.55 From 186 Users | 37 Reviews

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My First Travel Book is a cute introduction to some of the world's most recognizable attractions. Simple illustrations allow children to easily identify each landmark and the rhyming section of each page makes for a great read-aloud. Brief questions after each location allow the adult to quickly assess the child's listening or reading comprehension. They can also be used for a child to do a self-assessment. Diverse landmarks were included but there were certainly some that I thought of that

A wonderful book that will teach your kids to international landmark around the world. There is also questions at the ends of each trip, kind of comprehensive listening for my kids and flags for each country. It's a great book to open your kids mind about travels abroad.Love the book! Great job!

great way to show kids some of the highlights around the world... I would suggest adding a little known attraction and not just biggies... maybe... :P but as a tool to show kids what is out there, it is very helpful... I.E. for Paris you could have the biggies like the Louvre, Notre-Dame, and the Eiffel Tower but also tack on some of the sights or places that get left out, like the Catacombs of Paris ... ooo.... this book feels appropriate for younger kids, with helpful learning tools, like the

What's with so many 5-star ratings? I think those readers must have read the Bulgarian translation which I heard was fantastic. I continue however to be mystified by these self-published books on Goodreads which get such super high ratings! It's like I, and these other reviewers, are not-reading the same book!

Love this series of travel books for kids. Educational and fun, full of great illustrations, it offers a guidance for traveling beautiful places, as we follow Captain Frankie in his adventures. The historical questions in the end of each section are another great way to learn and enjoy. I highly recommend!

Disclosure: I received this as a sweepstakes winner.A lovely book for children that will make them want to pack their suitcase and take a trip. My family was just discussing where we would like to go for vacation and after reading the book the kids decided Athens. Any book that gets my kids excited about travel gets my vote!While I liked the book, I do wish the pages were actual pictures of the places instead of drawings. This is probably just personal preference.

After reading/reviewing a slew of adult books I felt the need to start reading/reviewing books intended for the inner child in me; books which would allow my inner childs imagination to blossom and flourish, while at the same time educate my mind with interesting new places and facts.After perusing Amazon for childrens books I found three books written by Anna Othitis which would satisfy my desire to be a child again, reading a book intended for me.Being a child of the 1950s when I wanted to