Description
Set off from London and travel across the globe. Then try to make it back! In Lonely Planet Kids’ Around the World in 50 Ways, kids choose their favorite routes and transportation, from tuk-tuks and sleds, to steamboats and hot-air balloons. They’ll visit famous cities and exotic, far-flung places – and learn amazing facts about each destination along the way. But they’ll need to be careful: not every path will take them where they want to go!
Welcome to the Tower of London! That’s the starting point of this amazing adventure. But what’s the next leg of the journey? That depends on the transportation chosen. Once aboard, kids can discover all about these amazing machines and how they work. Then upon arriving at their next destination, they’ll get to explore the local area and see what makes it so interesting and unique.
With over 20 possible routes, who knows where they’ll end up?
About Lonely Planet Kids: Come explore! Let’s start an adventure. Lonely Planet Kids excites and educates children about the amazing world around them. Combining astonishing facts, quirky humor and eye-catching imagery, we ignite their curiosity and encourage them to discover more about our planet. Every book draws on our huge team of global experts to help share our continual fascination with what makes the world such a diverse and magnificent place-inspiring children at home and in school.
“Hands up if you remember the Choose Your Own Adventure Books? Around the World in 50 Ways is the same concept, except a whole lot funner…. Bright and colourful illustrations fill every page. After reading a quick and informative blurb, the reader chooses between three options and then forges their own path across the globe.”—MBA Mama Musings
“Readers become explorers and decide where to go in this choose-your-own-adventure travel book. On each spread, readers can select where to jet off to next by choosing from various real-life transportation options (air, ship, train, bike, camel) or by dabbling in some time travel…Consider for readers with wanderlust.”—School Library Journal
