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Airports
(Lonely Planet Kids: How Things Work)

Illustrator
James Gulliver Hancock
Publication Date
June 16, 2020
Genre / Grade Band
Non-fiction /  K − 1st
Airports (Lonely Planet Kids: How Things Work)

Description

The vacation begins at the airport, and in this fun introduction to air travel for very young children, find out all about what happens before and after you take to the skies. From packing your suitcase to passport control, and fueling the plane to take-off, this colorful illustrated book provides an engaging first insight into airports and planes.

From checking in your bags to walking through the body scanner at security, this book delves into all the goings on at airports, as well as preparing the plane, what happens during the flight and landing safely. Readers will take a closer look inside the airplanes themselves, including a peek inside the cockpit!

As part of a series which also includes Cities and Trains, this is an exciting and inspiring introduction to the world of airports and air travel for very young children.

Publication date
June 16, 2020
Classification
Non-fiction
Page Count
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ISBN-13
9781838690557
Lexile Measure
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Guided Reading Level
-
Publisher
Lonely Planet
Series
Lonely Planet Kids
BISAC categories
JNF058000 - Juvenile Nonfiction | Travel
JNF057010 - Juvenile Nonfiction | Transportation | Aviation
Library of Congress categories
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Lonely Planet Kids
Joe Fullman is a freelance author based in London. Over the past 20 years, he has - by a rather neat symmetry - written and contributed to guidebooks to around 20 countries. That means he's visited an awful lot of museums - although he's always happy to fit in a couple more. In between his foreign adventures, Joe has also found time to write children's books on everything from dinosaurs and space to music and ancient history. Joe also authored Incredible Cabinet of Wonders for Lonely Planet Kids, released in October 2017.
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