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Unpacked
Unpacked: Poland
Explore the people, music, art, sport, food, landscapes and wildlife using this awesome children's travel guide to one of the world's most exciting countries.
· Poland's grand parks and palaces, and the history behind its fabulous festivals!
· Delicious Polish food - from pretzels and pierogi, to poppy-seed cakes and pizza with sauce on the side!
· The beautiful lakes, forests and mountains that make Poland such a fascinating tourist destination.
Everything you need is packed in this travel guide. So unpack the magic of Poland and let's go!
· Poland's grand parks and palaces, and the history behind its fabulous festivals!
· Delicious Polish food - from pretzels and pierogi, to poppy-seed cakes and pizza with sauce on the side!
· The beautiful lakes, forests and mountains that make Poland such a fascinating tourist destination.
Everything you need is packed in this travel guide. So unpack the magic of Poland and let's go!
32 pages, Paperback
Published July 18, 2017
3 people want to read
About the author
Clive Gifford
792 books38 followersClive Gifford is a highly experienced journalist and author with over 170 books published and more than 800 features and stories written for adults and children.
Clive is an unusual author who likes to work in both fiction and non-fiction. Perhaps this reflects his unusual life which, so far, has seen him travel to over 70 countries, be held hostage in Colombia, go parachuting, coach several sports and run a computer games company.
He says: "What drives me more than anything else is the desire to communicate, entertain and inform through the written word."
Clive is an unusual author who likes to work in both fiction and non-fiction. Perhaps this reflects his unusual life which, so far, has seen him travel to over 70 countries, be held hostage in Colombia, go parachuting, coach several sports and run a computer games company.
He says: "What drives me more than anything else is the desire to communicate, entertain and inform through the written word."
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January 6, 2026
A little too detailed for my 2nd and 1st grader - not super engaging. Also, I couldn’t read the Polish names very well, so that’s on me! I like the “Passport” series better, but our library didn’t have one for Poland, so we gave this book a try. Not a big hit here.
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