Everything & Everywhere: A Fact-Filled Adventure for Curious Globe-Trotters (Travel Book for Children, Kids Adventure Book, World Fact Book for Kids)

This book is lovely and has lots of really interesting details about different parts of the world without being boring. I have had a look through it before giving it to my Granddaughter.

Great book but just the same as LOTS, by same author. Just a little bigger so had to return.

Our 5 year old loves this book especially because it follows a map showing spots around the world. Some "facts" are a bit suspect (e.g. animals in Cape Town, Tokyo all about vending machines)

Wonderful book but please note, this is the same as the “Lots” book. I bought this thinking it was a similar book by the same author but it’s just been renamed and new embossed cover. Do buy it though as it’s gorgeous but not if you already have Lots!!

I bought Lots a couple of years ago and it was beautiful. I bought this for my son for Christmas thinking it was a different book, or at least complimentary to the first- only to find out today that it’s the exact same book under a different name. I feel this should be clearer. Don’t buy the two together!

OK

I collect children’s books from all over and this was a lovely addition to my collection. Yes I can see how some elements might surprise or shock some parents, but none of it would shock a kid I can tell you that. I love the pure beauty of the art and wish there was more to explore!

I bought this book for my friend’s baby shower and we were all super impressed by how aesthetically pleasing the illustrations are. It’s colorful, fun and demonstrates of a variety of different cultures. 10/10!

I pick up the book today. The first page I read is Hong Kong cause I was born here. Good depiction! Since I was a child I think that Hong Kong is just a big market, whether I like it or not, and everything here is about goods and their transport. The picture reminds me how good a 'red-white-blue bag' is in representing Hong Kong. I think the author has really 'digests' the place before he writes it. This is a book of arts for adults ( I can't say for the children cause I am not one) It touches more than it teaches. It reminds me of how much I love the place where I live. I dislike encyclopedic. The title 'Everything and Everywhere' deters me from buying the book even for children. I first met the book's earlier Chinese version 'Lots' in Muji (children book section) It's a pity that people, especially marketing people think that illustrated books are just for children. I like the book's cover, trying to put everything and everywhere there, and I come up with this review's headline.

I collect children’s books for my son’s library and he is *obsessed* with atlas books and maps. If you’re into Maps (the children’s book), This Is How We Do It, or any of the Atlas of Adventures series, this book is a natural addition filled with amazing, beautiful art and engaging humorous captions and facts. I’m glad to have made the purchase, and I disagree with the other reviewer who claimed there were “too adult” things in this book. We live in New Orleans and see some... things... that I have to explain sometimes, and if you really are uncomfortable with your child seeing images of shisha smoking, I suggest never traveling outside of the home and avoiding all PG13 Television.