Are We Almost There? Chicago: Where to Go and What to Do with the Kids Travel United States States Illinois Globe Pequot GPP Travel First edition

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The Essential Guide to Family Fun in the Second City
Chicagohistory, architecture, culture, sports. A great place to spend a day, a weekend, or more. But where to take the kids? Are We Almost There? Chicago shows you where. Be a local in the know with this easy-to-use, highly portable little guide, which has all the latest
information on where to keep the kids entertained without ever getting bored yourself.

Look inside to find:

A PopOut map covering the central city

Popular attractions, such as the Adler Planetarium, the Chicago Childrens Museum, the Field Museum, and Navy Pier

Family-friendly places to stay and kid-friendly restaurants

A calendar of events your little ones will love

This easy-to-use, highly portable little guide, which has all the latest information on where to keep the kids entertained without ever getting bored yourself.Are We Almost There? Chicago: Where to Go and What to Do with the Kids

Larry Gets Lost in Chicago

Praise and Awards for Larry Gets Lost in Seattle: • Selected as a Washington Reads book for Spring 2008 • Nominee for the 2009 Washington Children’s Choice award “The adventures of the boy and the dog (and their eventual reunion) form a perfect

This time everyone’s favorite wandering pooch blows through the Windy City with his owner Pete and Pete’s family. After exploring the Magnificent Mile and scarfing down hot dogs at Navy Pier, the family boards a train at the railway station, losing sight of Larry when the hungr pup pursues a tasty snack… oh no! Will they ever be reunited? While Larry and his family set out to find each other, learn about Chicago’s landmarks and cultural attractions including the Art Institute, Wrigley Field, Lake Michigan, Lincoln Park Zoo, and the Willis Tower . Filled with bright colors and retro illustrations, this book will enchant young readers as they explore another bustling metropolitan center with the precocious little Larry.

Larry Gets Lost in Chicago

Comments

Yasir Kalim

October 28th, 2011 at 1:06 AM


We just received this book as a baby shower gift and my husband and I are already in love with the Larry Gets Lost series. We live in Chicago and the author and illustrator do a beautiful job of sharing the sites of all over Chicago. We highly recommend and will definitely be purchasing more books in the series!
Rockefeller

October 28th, 2011 at 11:47 AM


My grandson lives in another state but visits me in Chicago; he loves this book as a reminder of all the places we visit when he comes to see me
khurram inam

October 28th, 2011 at 4:36 PM


I bought this book hoping to get pictures and information about the city for a classroom of school kids. First, it’s very tiny – only about the size of a 3X5 card. Second, there are very few photos. I guess if I was actually planning a visit there it would be helpful. It’s divided into sections so that you can see what there is to do in different parts of the city. It would be nice for one child that was actually visiting the city, but as far as general information on the city it isn’t very helpful. For younger kids, I liked the ABC city guide for Chicago better.

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