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From School Library Journal --------------------------- Gr 4–8—Take a wild ride through 86 cities located all around the world. The journey begins with a two-page of the world with the cities listed; readers can pick and choose which cities sound interesting to them and explore from there. The information provided is dynamic and accompanied by images and artifacts so that a mental picture of the city can be formed. Students will be captivated by the vibrant colors and photos depicting various s, from the Walk of Fame in Los Angeles to the BMW headquarters in Munich. Additionally, for each city, there's a that pinpoints where it is located both within its country and in the world. Elementary and middle school students will love poring over these pages. VERDICT An ideal option for browsers that's bound to rouse students' interest in geography.—April Sanders, Spring Hill College, Mobile, AL Read more ( javascript:void(0) ) Review ------ "This inviting guidebook introduces 86 global cities...vivid photography and folk art-style illustrations...this immersive reading experience paints a striking portrait of the vibrant diversity of the planet."-- (09/01/2016) "A fun and fact filled look at cities across the globe filled with beautiful photographs, adorable illustrations, and hand-drawn s that are perfect for pre-vacation inspiration."--Trekaroo (09/01/2016) "The oversized book travels through 86 cities around the world and is jam-packed with photos, facts, and interesting tidbits about everything from famous and funny landmarks, unique holidays and festivals, city-specific foods and treats, and amazing places to explore. Every page is gorgeous, and this book is guaranteed to inspire wanderlust and curiosity among your kids."-- (09/01/2016) "The information provided is dynamic and accompanied by images and artifacts so that a mental picture of the city can be formed. Students will be captivated by the vibrant colors and photos depicting various s, from the Walk of Fame in Los Angeles to the BMW headquarters in Munich."-- (09/01/2016) Read more ( javascript:void(0) )