More Kids Books -- This Time for Philadelphia
Planning a trip to Philadelphia with children in tow? Don't forget to pack some books about this historic city for your kids to read on the way. Reading will help familiarize your children with the sites they will see -- and keep them busy while you are traveling, too. We compiled the following list of favorites in honor of Children's Book Week, but they are worth a stop at the bookstore or library any time!
Ben and Me: An Astonishing Life of Benjamin Franklin As written by His Good Mouse Amos by Robert Lawson
This delightful tale has been amusing and educating children since it was first published in 1939.
Betsy Ross, Patriot of Philadelphia by Judith St. George, illustrated by Sasha Meret
Nicely written biography that describes what Betsy Ross's life was like and the importance of her role as a Patriot, whether or not she really was responsible for the first American flag.
Good Night Philadelphia by Adam Gamble, illustrated by Cooper Kelly
Colorful boardbook saluting the Liberty Bll and other Philadelphia icons.
Saving the Liberty Bell by Megan McDonald, illustrated by Marsha Gray Carrington
A fanciful romp around Revolutionary-War era Philadelphia by the author of the Judy Moody series.
Shh! We're Writing the Constitution by Jean Fritz
A "must read" for children prior to a visit to Independence Hall.
Spirited Philadelphia Adventure by Leag Jr
A beautiful picture book featuring Ben Franklin. Endorsed by the Philadelphia Visitors and Convention Bureau.
Ben and Me: An Astonishing Life of Benjamin Franklin As written by His Good Mouse Amos by Robert Lawson
This delightful tale has been amusing and educating children since it was first published in 1939.
Betsy Ross, Patriot of Philadelphia by Judith St. George, illustrated by Sasha Meret
Nicely written biography that describes what Betsy Ross's life was like and the importance of her role as a Patriot, whether or not she really was responsible for the first American flag.
Good Night Philadelphia by Adam Gamble, illustrated by Cooper Kelly
Colorful boardbook saluting the Liberty Bll and other Philadelphia icons.
Saving the Liberty Bell by Megan McDonald, illustrated by Marsha Gray Carrington
A fanciful romp around Revolutionary-War era Philadelphia by the author of the Judy Moody series.
Shh! We're Writing the Constitution by Jean Fritz
A "must read" for children prior to a visit to Independence Hall.
Spirited Philadelphia Adventure by Leag Jr
A beautiful picture book featuring Ben Franklin. Endorsed by the Philadelphia Visitors and Convention Bureau.
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