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Where Is Robin? Travel Books for Kids + Giveaway

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My family just got home from a wonderful vacation, and we’re already itching to go somewhere new. I just need a lot more money and time. Don’t we all! ha! But I do honestly think that planning and the anticipation of exploring a new place is all part of the fun. We’ve been talking about where to go next, and sparking this curiosity about new places, both in my kids AND myself, makes us happier. It’s a fact that curious people are happier people, and that’s the philosophy behind these new children’s books I want to share with you, Where Is Robin?

Where Is Robin? Books

Robin Barone is the author of a children’s book series for children ages 4 to 8 years old which use travel stories to teach curiosity. People that are curious are less fearful, more open, and more confident. Curious people are happier! And who doesn’t need a little joy in their lives?

Right now Where Is Robin? USA and Where Is Robin? Los Angeles (releasing Feb 1, 2018) are available with more titles coming soon. I believe Washington DC is up next! I’ve been to LA a few times so I enjoy some of the highlights in that book, and it’s perfect if you’re planning a trip! But I have to say, my favorite is the USA book!

The story is about Robin, a bird (of course!) who leaves her mama to travel the country. The book covers several major cities in the USA and some of their historic landmarks and tourist attractions. We finished reading and were like, “We need to go to Seattle! We need to go to the Outer Banks! We need to go to the Florida Keys!” I love the discussions these books have generated about new places we want to visit. And the books are so nice, gorgeous hardcover books with bright, colorful pictures that capture the attention of kids (and of parents)!

Where Is Robin? books would be a perfect gift for kids that love a new adventure!

Learn More

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Check out the official Where Is Robin website to subscribe to updates. They’ll be revamping that site soon with more info (and more books!). You can also grab copies of the Where Is Robin? books on Amazon, and be sure to check out their Facebook and Instagram channels.

The Giveaway

Diplomat Books is generously offering one of my reader a set of the Where Is Robin? books which will include a copy of the USA book and a copy of the Los Angeles book. I’m so excited for your adventurous kids to check them out! This giveaway is open to US residents ages 18+ only and will end at 11:59pm ET on February 8, 2018. Good luck!

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About Lindsay Frank

Lindsay is the Owner/Editor and Content Creator at See Mom Click, a family travel and lifestyle blog based in Central Pennsylvania. She is a wife and mom of two kids and a handful of fur babies.

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  4. Mary W says

    I would like to take the kids to see some of our great National Parks before they are destroyed by fracking and climate change. Glacier National Park is a good example.

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  5. Kris I. says

    I would take my kids to the Grand Canyon; I was there once years ago but have never been there with my kids.

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  12. Becky says

    Yosemite! California has been having so many fires and then there are the droughts… I would like them to see this magical place before it is gone.

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  38. Susan Smith says

    I would love to take my kids to Washington, D.C. There is so much to explore and learn about our history.

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  44. jenny says

    I’ve wanted to visit Havasu Falls my entire life, and we have been planning a trip to take this kids this fall!

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  59. Philip Lawrence says

    I would like to explore Alaska with my grandchildren since it is one of the few areas that have non-tourism outdoor views left to be seen.

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