From the ancient ruins of Machu Picchu to the bustling streets of Tokyo, our planet boasts a diverse array of travel experiences.

Diversity is demonstrated, from the fact that ‘more than 300 languages can be heard on [London’s] streets’ to the cultural and natural variety across the Asian continent.We believe books should encourage curiosity about the world we live in, inspire readers to set out on their own journey of discovery. A very attractively presented non-fiction text that explores different landmarks and events across the globe. So, once you’re finished cooing over just how beautiful the book is and finished rubbing your hands along it (and it even has that fabulous ‘book’ smell! It’s a way to still explore the world and ‘travel’ now that many people can’t leave their home and a sure way to keep kids entertained. One page features New Zealand's Haka, and there are some great, kid appropriate videos on YouTube of the haka that are truly spine-tingling.

Bought it for 5 year old daughter and like it some much, have also got it for nephew and several of our daughter's friends. Get busy with this amazing activity book packed with stickers, maps, global wildlife, cultural activities and exciting. Beautifully illustrated, Lucy Letherland' s book features a map of each continent and suggested experiences therein, from exploring the pyramids of Egypt to visiting penguins in Antarctica.Lucy Letherland's handsome Atlas of Adventures is an illustrated list of activities around the world, each inspiring, detailed scene annotated with facts. Each section of this large format book opens with a map of each continent, then homes in on particular places with things you can do or see there. Atlas of Adventures: Wonders of the World by Rachel Williams, Emily Hawkins and Lucy Letherland | 9781786032171.

This beautiful little book is packed with lots of interesting facts and lovingly drawn illustrations of the four corners of the earth. Discover how to minimize your impact on the environment and support local communities while exploring the wonders of our world. We picked this one up at the local library since the boys are into geography and the world right now.

It’ s also filled with fun and engaging illustrations and interesting facts about every destination. This is a fantastic book filled with facts and information for children to learn and discover about places all around the world!

Do note the book doesn’t cover all the adventures listed on the continents introductory page, but only goes into detail on a few of the adventures. You’ll get to go to sleep under the Northern Lights, meet millions of monarch butterflies in the boreal forests of Mexico’s volcanic mountains, shower with an elephant in Chiang Mai and go snorkelling in the Great Barrier Reef, among many other amazing adventures.

Oh, oh, oh, oh, OHHHHH this is a geographical treat, a global spectacle, a truly earth-shattering view of planet earth. For further information about each country and equally fascinating illustrations, pair this with Aleksandra Mizielinska's book Maps. There’s a useful map on each feature page, showing where in its country the wonder is located, and a large double page map of the relevant continent at the beginning of each section.