When my children reached ages six and ten, I realized they'd become my traveling buddies. Two new family resources work well together to help plan adventures. Resort and Adventure Guide by Martha Shirk and Nancy Kepper begins with twenty-some pages of tips and explanations of how the book is organized. Then the authors launch into over four hundred precise descriptions of one hundred and fifty vacation possibilities. There are undiscovered and more well-known, seven different styles of stay ranging from resorts to cruises, and all are categorized by their regions of the US, Canada, Bermuda or the Caribbean .
Icons guide adventure seekers in regards to cost and activities.
On Your Mark Here is a recent collection of books that will excite and reassure babies to picture book lovers so that they are ready to travel. These intentional holes are each an opening for fingers to make fun. Whether you're planning for beach or zoo, babies will delight in the way you bring the creatures alive and toddlers will want to do themselves, diving into the imaginative fun of Seashore. The book explains how sea and land form the shore, how the tide works, and what animals and plants flourish in the environment. The authors are wise about knowing how to involve young children in learning.