Book review The Traveler’s Treasures. written by Elaina Doeden

The Traveler’s Treasures, written by Elaina Doeden and illustrated by Stefanie Taylor Geyer!

the book beautifully brings the joys and wonders of travel.

When I was a kindergarten teacher's aide I would read to the children in my class this is a book that I would have loved to read to them.

This would make a great book for any classroom and library.

What I liked about this book is the traveling theme. I love traveling with my family we have traveled so many places around the USA and I loved it.

Parents if your child loves to travel and adventure books this is a great book for them.

The book is currently being funded via Kickstarter. To help bring this project to life and follow the campaign, visit this link.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/elainadoeden/the-travelers-treasures

I received a complimentary copy of this book for a review on my blog.

But was not required to leave a review.

All opinions are mine.

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