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Explore Vancouver from a kid's eye view – Granville Island, English Bay, Stanley Park, Kitsilano, Science World, Chinatown, Horsehoe Bay, in short poetic descriptions (Picture book)
Round and round
From dawn until dusk
Everyone loves
to circle the park
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Vancouver has a large Chinatown, dating back to the 1880's. Read about Chinese New Year – families sweep away the old year, cook special dishes, get a haircut, put on a new dress, enjoy a New Year's feast, and carry lanterns to light the way. (Picture book)
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Before you visit the Vancouver Art Gallery, discover
one of Canada's best-loved artists, Emily Carr, who captured the
majesty and mystery of British Columbia in her paintings – immense
cedar forests, shimmering sky, and monumental totem poles. (Illustrated chapter book)
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Visit Vancouver's famous landmarks – Stanley Park totem poles, Granville Island, Capilano Bridge, English Bay, Science World, Canada Place, and find little monsters hiding on each page. Fun for younger kids. (Picture book)
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A day in Vancouver, from morning to night – hello Inukshuk statue, take the ferry to Granville Island, play in the water park, totem poles in Stanley Park, so much to see at Science Center, and good night West End lights. (Board book)
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