travel

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a car trip in photographs
1985
Photographs and simple text capture the universal images of a car trip, as seen from a child's backseat perspective.

My sister's rusty bike

1996
A rhyming tale of a zany, zigzag trip around America.

Not for parents

the travel book
2011
Shares facts and information about every country in the world, discussing elephants that play polo in Thailand, Australia's deadliest shark, the origins of reggae music in Jamaica, and other topics.

Storybook travels

from Eloise's New York to Harry Potter's London : visits to 30 of the best-loved landmarks in children's literature
2002
A travel guide to places featured in thirty popular children's books, providing a brief introduction to each location, information about the book, an account of the authors' travel experience, an itinerary, and contact names and numbers. Includes a brief listing of over twenty additional literary landmarks.

Duck, duck, moose

2009
With no prospect of any friends around for the winter, Moose decides to travel south with Duck and Other Duck.

The traveler's atlas

a global guide to the places you must see in a lifetime
1998
A photographic journey around the world, providing information about some of the planet's most memorable locations, with tips on currencies, languages, climate, best time to visit, airports, health, and shopping.

Career ideas for kids who like travel

2001
Describes a variety of careers with a connection to travel, discusses the requirements of the jobs, looks at educational requirements, and includes profiles of people who have worked in the field.

Babar's world tour

2005
Babar the King and his pachyderm family take a trip around the world, and get an introduction to the different languages and customs in each country they visit, including Italy, Germany, Russia, India, and others.

Tom Mouse

2002
Tom Mouse hides on the train he has boarded for travel and adventure, but an old woman finds and befriends him.

Ancient transportation technology

from oars to elephants
2011
Discusses the world history of transportation including how ancient Egyptian, Indian, Chinese, American, Greek and Roman people used different modes of transportation. Features full-color photographs, a timeline, a glossary, and further reading sources.

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