Based on actual events, The Camping Trip that Changed America shares the story of how President Theodore Roosevelt’s camping trip in Yosemite Valley, along with naturalist John Muir, led to the creation of protected lands within the United States.
For many, the idea of running away from home in search of a new life is a childhood right of passage. For Sam Gribley, it’s more than just an idea—he’s really doing it!
When Dan has the opportunity to take a class trip to Europe, an exciting new world is opened up to him and it seems that growing up may not be so bad after all.
Nomads: Life on the Move introduces readers to seven nomadic tribes that are still active today. The book captures both the joys and hardships the tribes face.
This year, in honor of Multicultural Children’s Book Day, we are reviewing Sumo Joe, written by Mia Wenjen and illustrated by Nat Iwata.
Travel from Egypt to France to Japan, with this colorful collection of board books from Barefoot Books!
Join 10-year-old Doyli as she sets out to rescue orphaned monkeys from her island home in the Amazon…
A wise man teaches his seven sons how to build a Mongolian tent house (called a ger), using nature as his model.
In honor of Multicultural Children’s Book Day, we are sharing Lena and the Burning of Greenwood, the first title from our Beauty in Diversity collection—stories sharing the rich (and sometimes tragic) cultural heritage of our world.
A fantastical series written for young adults, Strangeworlds Travel Agency is enough to get anyone excited about travel.
First published in 1939, this beloved story follows a little orphan girl named Madeline on her daily adventures in Paris.
That One Green Tile is the story of a little girl who learns that somewhere in the world is another little girl who looks just like her.
Cory Lee (founder of the award-winning accessible travel blog Curb Free with Cory Lee) co-authors the new book, “Let’s Explore with Cor Cor” proving that no one is bound by their circumstances.
Walk This Underground World with this 2-dimensional journey and learn about life and history happening right beneath the Earth’s surface.
This collection of fairy tales, written by Finnish author Tove Jansson, is a staple for the children of Finland.
Traveling the World with Mom shares the excitement of travel with a whole new generation.
Hidden Wonders by Lonely Planet Kids—from the beautiful raised cover to the hidden secrets found within, this informative and engaging book is likely to infect everyone with the travel bug…
This is the World will take you on an exciting escapade, city-hopping from London to Hong Kong, Sydney to San Francisco. Uncover the charm of some of the…
The Airport Book is the first in our new series, Books Beyond Borders. It introduces kids to airports and helps them find the fun in air travel…