Molly and the Magic Suitcase: Molly Goes to Barcelona (Volume 2)
The story is fun and interesting as well as being very educational  because it teaches children about the culture in other countries. The vivid illustrations are colorful and beautiful and a child can easily tell the story just by looking at the pictures. This is a very well written book, with a valuable teaching lesson for children K through third grade. I encourage you to pick up a copy for you and your child to  enjoy. And I would also encourage you to make sure your school library has copies of this book as well.--Joy Hannabass for Readers' FavoriteWe  would highly recommend these books to supplement you geography lessons (for teachers and homeschoolers), and to share the love of travel with your kids (for parents). The illustrations are bright and adorable, and sure to keep your child's attention. The book are endearing and kids will get a kick out  of them! --Bless Their Hearts MomExploring the world  and expanding a child's horizons are the focus of these books. From historical  cities to local foods, customs, and languages, geography becomes a magical  learning ride with the easy text  and colorful illustrations.What I love most about this book:  It's short and  sweet, written in a conversational tone that gets to the point and keeps it  interesting. Having been both to Rome and Barcelona, I appreciate the care the  author and illustrator took in maintaining the authenticity of their beautiful  landmarks. --Megan Broutian for Behavioral ChildMolly Goes to Barcelonais a very well illustrated and well-written children's book.   The dialogues were very easy to follow, and children should have no trouble reading it on their own. I love how they explored the most famous artworks and made it more   appealing to children. Overall, an amazing depiction of Barcelona paired with targeted writing and illustration for children!--Jenell Diegor for Inkspand