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Cities: The stunning new illustrated non-fiction book for children about great cities of the world!
Discover great cities of the world with this beautifully illustrated book and learn about amazing places and landmarks around the globe.
From Tokyo to Rio de Janeiro, Paris to New York – journey through sixteen different cities in this stunning hardback, packed with gorgeous illustrations and phenomenal facts.
This incredible book, next in the series from the author of NATURE, is a treasure-trove of landmarks and fascinating discoveries and can be enjoyed time and time again. The perfect gift for the curious, lovers of travel, architecture, food, geography, or for children and families who simply love to learn about the world!
From Tokyo to Rio de Janeiro, Paris to New York – journey through sixteen different cities in this stunning hardback, packed with gorgeous illustrations and phenomenal facts.
This incredible book, next in the series from the author of NATURE, is a treasure-trove of landmarks and fascinating discoveries and can be enjoyed time and time again. The perfect gift for the curious, lovers of travel, architecture, food, geography, or for children and families who simply love to learn about the world!
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Published September 11, 2025
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August 14, 2025
Such an aesthetic delight from start to finish, even the index and glossary are beautiful. I love a consistent color scheme, and this one nails it. The illustrations are stunning, capturing each city’s essence through architecture, food, and cultural touchstones.
That said, I wouldn’t necessarily consider this a children’s book. It leans more toward adults, or at least teens and up. If enjoyed by younger readers, it would work best as a shared reading experience. The accompanying descriptions for each city are informative and enriching, but their complexity may be a bit much for children on their own.
With 16 cities featured from around the world, it’s a lovely visual journey for anyone who appreciates beautiful design and cultural exploration.
Thank you to NetGalley, Cider Mill Press | Applesauce Press, and Manon Bucciarelli for the advanced copy in exchange for my honest review.
That said, I wouldn’t necessarily consider this a children’s book. It leans more toward adults, or at least teens and up. If enjoyed by younger readers, it would work best as a shared reading experience. The accompanying descriptions for each city are informative and enriching, but their complexity may be a bit much for children on their own.
With 16 cities featured from around the world, it’s a lovely visual journey for anyone who appreciates beautiful design and cultural exploration.
Thank you to NetGalley, Cider Mill Press | Applesauce Press, and Manon Bucciarelli for the advanced copy in exchange for my honest review.
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