Books with title Trip Abroad

Beautifully illustrated children’s book of an English family’s visit to France in the 1880's.Enjoy the story of Mabel, Rose, Nellie, Bertie and Dennis and their trip from England to France and back again.Some of the places visited:ParisVersaillesBoulogneRouenCaenFolkestoneCalaisDoverSome of the attractions seen:The Man in ArmourPunch and JudyThe ZooA Flower StallA merry-go-roundThe Pony TramwayThe SwansThe Staircase of Henry IIThe Gardens of the Palais RoyaleThe Luxembourg GardensThe Markets in ParisDesigned and illustrated by Thomas Crane and Ellen Houghton.This lovely book was very famous in the Victorian age.First printed by Marcus Ward and Co. 1882.Specially formatted as an easy-to-use eBook.

Family road trips can be long, but they can also be memorable and fun. Kids and parents alike can relate to this delightful, rhyming picture book about a family traveling to visit their grandparents. Petra Craddock is a certified reading specialist and a mom of two. She has a BA degree in elementary education and a MA degree in Language and Literacy. The illustrator, Jeff Newsted, has studied cartooning at Columbia College in Chicago and has illustrated the cover art for children's musical groups and greeting cards.

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Dad and Ben haven't been getting along recently and Dad hopes a road trip to rescue a border collie will help them reconnect. But Ben is on to Dad's plan and invites Ben's thuggish buddy, Theo. The family dog, Atticus, comes along too and the story is told by Ben and Atticus. When their truck breaks down, they commandeer an old school bus, along with its mechanic, Gus. Next, they pick up Mia, a waitress escaping a tense situation. Only sharp-eyed Atticus realizes that Theo is on the run—and someone is following them.

Nick, Kia and their Mississauga Magic teammates are on the road, heading off to an elite hoop tournament in the Midwest. Feeling outmatched by many of the high profile teams, the kids are still looking forward to a good time. However, Coach Barkley, who played college ball in the area and is still regarded as a hero, has other ideas. As usual, nothing but winning will be good enough for Coach. As the tournament progresses, the Magic players learn to believe in themselves and come to realize that they can hold their own against the opposing teams.

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Road Trip is a story about how one can learn from encountering different phases of life in the road. The message to every reader is relatable to everyday life and how life can sometimes be fun, exciting, and smooth and other times rough, unsure, and unpredictable. The stoplights red, yellow, and green depict different aspects in one’s life. In this book, it will remind every reader that the road has both its beauty and imperfections, but it’s definitely worth the ride.