This is Paris Hardcover – Picture Book, April 24, 2004

The item arrived exactly as described, very well packaged, delivered early, all at a very fair price.

I loved this stuff when I was a kid and now my baby does too. LOVE the adorable illustrations. Fun for all ages. I always questioned how big cities were, how many lived there, how they lived around the world, what people did all day, and loved landmarks and numbers at a very young age so I’m so excited to give these to my kids. Some of these facts I didn’t ever remember I could find out myself until I traveled with a cell phone and I could just google it! To think I could’ve just gotten a book like this as a kid. My school and libraries didn’t have anything like this about the world. Yes this series is definitely more for me than the kids but they love it too

Sent these to 4&6 yr old grandchildren to read before going to Pais this summer. They mom said they really liked them

I bought this book to prepare my son for our trip to Paris, like the illustrations and the story, easy enough to get through for my 5 year old

I admit, I didn't look at the size when I ordered the book. When it arrived, I was pleased to see it was a nice tall hardcover book in excellent condition, even though I bought it used. This book is not a story, this is an educational book. My daughter is infatuated with Paris, and although she's 11 (note: below grade level reading, preteen mind) she wanted this book. She loves it. It's an easy way for her to remember places in Paris without it being textbooky. It's great for younger kids too of course! It has very nice drawings and brief passages about famous places and common sites of Paris. A nice touch in the later editions is that the editor has put "updates" to information such as: police are no longer on bicycles, but are on motorbikes, markets have moved, and other tidbits of change. If you buy educational books to read to your young children, I'd recommend this one as a nice introduction to the places in Paris. That, and Google Earth (ha ha).

We wanted to get our 2 year old excited about our upcoming trip to Paris and this definitely did the job. He loved pointing things out and asking what they were. Once opened, we had to read it every night for a month ahead of our trip. Oh well. The pictures are beautiful and the prose is good too.

Bought this for my 6 year old son. Wasn’t sure if he’d like it and he loves it. Now he wants to go to Paris, so that an extra bonus for me!It’s a fun way to learn about Paris while reading to your kids and, the illustrations are very cute.

We thought we were taking our almost 2 year-old to Paris with us when I bought this book. We ended up going without her, but my daughter loves reading this book. She was too young then for me to read word by word so I simplified it a bit and sang some songs with the story (songs about train, the bus and the donkey). She learned about cats, the painter, the Eiffel tower, the "Un fort", the church, etc. She loves Mona Lisa and knows that Mona Lisa "lives" in the Louvre. She often asks about Mona Lisa and gets really excited knowing that the page is coming up.The funny this was that she all a sudden blurted out "Eiffel Tower" during our trip to CA. She saw the electric tower that looked a little bit like Eiffel and thought that was it! I think she needs a Paris trip in the future so she can see the REAL Eiffel tower;)