ISBN: 9798235991828 - a little traveller's guide to rome: 3 (11 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Before you start an adventure, you have to arrive.In A Traveller's Guide to Rome, young readers are invited to spend a gentle day exploring one of the world's oldest and most fascinating cities, guided by curiosity, friendship, and a willingness to wander.Lola and her travelling companion Flo arrive in Rome by boat, sailing along the Tiber River in their bright red sailboat and tying up near one of the city's ancient bridges. From there, they set off on foot to see where the day might take them.They greet the city with a warm breakfast in a busy cafe, learn their first Italian words, and discover that Rome is full of both grand sights and quiet surprises. They wander through beautiful piazzas, watch fountains sparkle in the sunlight, and step inside a remarkable building with an "eye" in its ceiling.Along the way, Lola and Flo explore ancient ruins filled with stories, encounter watchful cats who seem to rule the city, and ride through narrow streets in all sorts of unexpected ways. They toss a coin into a famous fountain, enjoy slices of pizza in the sunshine, and discover that even the oldest places can still feel full of life.As the day unfolds, Rome reveals itself slowly-through its streets, its sounds, and the people who fill it with energy and warmth. There is time to pause, to look around, and to imagine what the city might have been like thousands of years ago.As evening arrives, they enjoy a long, relaxed dinner under glowing lights before making their way back along the river to their little red sailboat. With the city still softly alive around them, they settle in for the night, ready for wherever the next adventure might lead.This book is not a checklist of landmarks. Instead, it shows children how it feels to be somewhere new-how to walk, notice, wonder, and take your time. Big cities can be exciting, but they are also places to rest, to explore at your own pace, and to enjoy the small moments in between.Written in simple, rhythmic language with gentle humour, A Traveller's Guide to Rome is designed for reading aloud and for young readers who enjoy calm, thoughtful stories. The illustrations and storytelling work together to create a warm sense of place, helping children imagine themselves exploring the city alongside Lola and Flo.This book is ideal for: Children aged 4-8Families who love travel and storytellingRead-aloud bedtime readingYoung readers curious about the worldPart of the Travel For Little People series, A Traveller's Guide to Rome can be enjoyed on its own or alongside other titles in the collection-each one reminding readers that travel is about curiosity, kindness, and noticing the world around you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Before you start an adventure, you have to arrive.In A Traveller's Guide to Rome, young readers are invited to spend a gentle day exploring one of the world's oldest and most fascinating cities, guided by curiosity, friendship, and a willingness to wander.Lola and her travelling companion Flo arrive in Rome by boat, sailing along the Tiber River in their bright red sailboat and tying up near one of the city's ancient bridges. From there, they set off on foot to see where the day might take them.They greet the city with a warm breakfast in a busy cafe, learn their first Italian words, and discover that Rome is full of both grand sights and quiet surprises. They wander through beautiful piazzas, watch fountains sparkle in the sunlight, and step inside a remarkable building with an "eye" in its ceiling.Along the way, Lola and Flo explore ancient ruins filled with stories, encounter watchful cats who seem to rule the city, and ride through narrow streets in all sorts of unexpected ways. They toss a coin into a famous fountain, enjoy slices of pizza in the sunshine, and discover that even the oldest places can still feel full of life.As the day unfolds, Rome reveals itself slowly-through its streets, its sounds, and the people who fill it with energy and warmth. There is time to pause, to look around, and to imagine what the city might have been like thousands of years ago.As evening arrives, they enjoy a long, relaxed dinner under glowing lights before making their way back along the river to their little red sailboat. With the city still softly alive around them, they settle in for the night, ready for wherever the next adventure might lead.This book is not a checklist of landmarks. Instead, it shows children how it feels to be somewhere new-how to walk, notice, wonder, and take your time. Big cities can be exciting, but they are also places to rest, to explore at your own pace, and to enjoy the small moments in between.Written in simple, rhythmic language with gentle humour, A Traveller's Guide to Rome is designed for reading aloud and for young readers who enjoy calm, thoughtful stories. The illustrations and storytelling work together to create a warm sense of place, helping children imagine themselves exploring the city alongside Lola and Flo.This book is ideal for: Children aged 4-8Families who love travel and storytellingRead-aloud bedtime readingYoung readers curious about the worldPart of the Travel For Little People series, A Traveller's Guide to Rome can be enjoyed on its own or alongside other titles in the collection-each one reminding readers that travel is about curiosity, kindness, and noticing the world around you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Before you start an adventure, you have to arrive.In A Traveller's Guide to Rome, young readers are invited to spend a gentle day exploring one of the world's oldest and most fascinating cities, guided by curiosity, friendship, and a willingness to wander.Lola and her travelling companion Flo arrive in Rome by boat, sailing along the Tiber River in their bright red sailboat and tying up near one of the city's ancient bridges. From there, they set off on foot to see where the day might take them.They greet the city with a warm breakfast in a busy cafe, learn their first Italian words, and discover that Rome is full of both grand sights and quiet surprises. They wander through beautiful piazzas, watch fountains sparkle in the sunlight, and step inside a remarkable building with an "eye" in its ceiling.Along the way, Lola and Flo explore ancient ruins filled with stories, encounter watchful cats who seem to rule the city, and ride through narrow streets in all sorts of unexpected ways. They toss a coin into a famous fountain, enjoy slices of pizza in the sunshine, and discover that even the oldest places can still feel full of life.As the day unfolds, Rome reveals itself slowly-through its streets, its sounds, and the people who fill it with energy and warmth. There is time to pause, to look around, and to imagine what the city might have been like thousands of years ago.As evening arrives, they enjoy a long, relaxed dinner under glowing lights before making their way back along the river to their little red sailboat. With the city still softly alive around them, they settle in for the night, ready for wherever the next adventure might lead.This book is not a checklist of landmarks. Instead, it shows children how it feels to be somewhere new-how to walk, notice, wonder, and take your time. Big cities can be exciting, but they are also places to rest, to explore at your own pace, and to enjoy the small moments in between.Written in simple, rhythmic language with gentle humour, A Traveller's Guide to Rome is designed for reading aloud and for young readers who enjoy calm, thoughtful stories. The illustrations and storytelling work together to create a warm sense of place, helping children imagine themselves exploring the city alongside Lola and Flo.This book is ideal for: Children aged 4-8Families who love travel and storytellingRead-aloud bedtime readingYoung readers curious about the worldPart of the Travel For Little People series, A Traveller's Guide to Rome can be enjoyed on its own or alongside other titles in the collection-each one reminding readers that travel is about curiosity, kindness, and noticing the world around you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Before you start an adventure, you have to arrive.In A Traveller's Guide to Rome, young readers are invited to spend a gentle day exploring one of the world's oldest and most fascinating cities, guided by curiosity, friendship, and a willingness to wander.Lola and her travelling companion Flo arrive in Rome by boat, sailing along the Tiber River in their bright red sailboat and tying up near one of the city's ancient bridges. From there, they set off on foot to see where the day might take them.They greet the city with a warm breakfast in a busy café, learn their first Italian words, and discover that Rome is full of both grand sights and quiet surprises. They wander through beautiful piazzas, watch fountains sparkle in the sunlight, and step inside a remarkable building with an 'eye' in its ceiling.Along the way, Lola and Flo explore ancient ruins filled with stories, encounter watchful cats who seem to rule the city, and ride through narrow streets in all sorts of unexpected ways. They toss a coin into a famous fountain, enjoy slices of pizza in the sunshine, and discover that even the oldest places can still feel full of life.As the day unfolds, Rome reveals itself slowly-through its streets, its sounds, and the people who fill it with energy and warmth. There is time to pause, to look around, and to imagine what the city might have been like thousands of years ago.As evening arrives, they enjoy a long, relaxed dinner under glowing lights before making their way back along the river to their little red sailboat. With the city still softly alive around them, they settle in for the night, ready for wherever the next adventure might lead.This book is not a checklist of landmarks. Instead, it shows children how it feels to be somewhere new-how to walk, notice, wonder, and take your time. Big cities can be exciting, but they are also places to rest, to explore at your own pace, and to enjoy the small moments in between.Written in simple, rhythmic language with gentle humour, A Traveller's Guide to Rome is designed for reading aloud and for young readers who enjoy calm, thoughtful stories. The illustrations and storytelling work together to create a warm sense of place, helping children imagine themselves exploring the city alongside Lola and Flo.This book is ideal for:Children aged 4-8Families who love travel and storytellingRead-aloud bedtime readingYoung readers curious about the worldPart of the Travel For Little People series, A Traveller's Guide to Rome can be enjoyed on its own or alongside other titles in the collection-each one reminding readers that travel is about curiosity, kindness, and noticing the world around you.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. A Little Traveller's Guide To Rome | D. C. Hobson | Taschenbuch | Travel For Little People | Englisch | 2026 | D.C. Hobson | EAN 9798235991828 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…