I was reading this article on Scholastic Parent about skill-boosting board games and thought I would add my own twist to the list. And, if you haven’t guessed it, that would be a travel-related twist. Here are some geography games for kids. New Geography Game: Where to? A Travel Adventure Game The people behind the popular subscription box Little Passports has…
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Library Love: Eugene Public Library
Today I have a guest post from Ashley from the website, See Ash. She shares with us photos of the kid’s area of the Eugene Public Library and tells us why it’s a fun place to visit with kids. With its friendly staff, wide variety of programming, and indoor and outdoor play areas, the children’s department at the Eugene…
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Two-time Nobel Laureate, Marie Curie, is inspiring children worldwide
Today I have a guest post from my friend, Lisa, who writes at Knocked Up Abroad. She shared with me a new book that’s launching a fundraising campaign on IndieGoGo. The idea of the book and the campaign seemed interesting to me and to the KidsTravelBooks audience that I had to share. I’ll let Lisa tell you more: The Marie Curie…
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Library Love: New York Public Library
Today I have a guest post from Eileen Gunn from the popular family travel website, Families Go! I asked her to tell me about one of her favorite libraries to visit with kids, and I was very happy to see what she what she had to say. One of my favorite recommendations to families exploring New York City is the central…
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Aya & Bobby Discover Thailand | A Book Review
I love to think about the act of traveling. Prepping for a trip. Packing suitcases. Enjoying the journey. Discovering new sites and sounds. Experiencing different things. Trying new food. Learning first hand. Finding the connection with the familiar back home, in an unfamiliar place. And saying goodbye. Discover Thailand, the first book in a new series, does all of that. It prepares…
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