Hello Lonely Planet’s brand new Not for Parents series!
This is not a guidebook. It is the real, inside story about one of the world’s most famous cities – Paris.
In this book kids will hear fascinating tales about creepy stone gargoyles, ghostly railway stations, huge castles and amazingly pampered pets. Check out cool stories about stuffed animals, caves filled with bones and the deadly guillotine.
I really like the idea about a nice guide for kids {even so I guess parents will like to have a little sneak too}. How great is it to discover a fantastic city by yourself, read and learn, decide what you want to see and where to go next.
Right now, there are 3 more cities available: NY, London and Rome.
Warning to parents: these might not be the same ‘really interesting’ (read: boring) bits that you like…where to buy coffee, how many stars the hotel has, and other things likely to put your kid right to sleep. Instead these books cover actually cool stuff everyone should know like where you can see Platform 9 ¾ in real life, why New York taxis are painted yellow, and – that burning question that every youngster is dying to ask – did the ancient Romans wear underpants? We’ll leave you in suspense.”
For kids from 8 years.
http://www.pauletpaula.com/
