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Armchair Traveler: Philadelphia

trar02_philadelphia.jpgIf you're planning a family trip to Cookie's most recent City Guide pick, Philadelphia--or if you're staying put and just want to take a virtual tour of the city--check out these books, videos, and more:

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Books for Them
Good Night Philadelphia: Visit all of Philly's iconic places through this spin-off of a classic book.

Ben Franklin of Old Philadelphia: Teaches kids about the city's history through Ben Franklin's inventions and life.

P is for Philadelphia: Learn about everything from cheesesteaks to William Penn as you make your way through the alphabet. (The illustrations were drawn by Philadelphia schoolchildren.)

Books for You
Good in Bed: A chick-lit classic, this novel follows the mishaps of Cannie, a 28-year-old Philadephia reporter.

Walking Broad:
Find out why author Bruce Buschel first loved Phildelphia, then hated it, and loved it again as he walks the 13-mile stretch of Broad Street.

Philadelphia: A 300-Year History:
If you really want to be able to answer all the kids' questions, you need the perfect textbook.

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Armchair Traveler: This is Greece

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This 1966 classic from one of my favorite illustrators and writers, has just been re-released. Its such a great way to show your kids the highlights of Greece, and remind yourself of some ancient history at the same time.

And also gets you excited about the prospect of going there sometime!


Posted by: Yolanda Edwards

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How to Fit a Car Seat on a Camel

263919052_2 We've been quickly working our way through How to Fit a Car Seat on a Camel and Other Misadventures traveling with Kids, and we're kind of obsessed with it.

Depending on what kind of mom you are, this collection of family travel essays might inspire you to stay home and be happy you aren't out gallivanting the world with your kids...or it might remind you that even the most hellish of travel mishaps are actually what you'll end up talking about (with love) for the rest of your life.

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