Coloring books that teach the alphabet using landmarks a child can actually go and stand in front of. A is for a place you know. Z is a real place too.
Every one drawn in a simple, easy-to-color style. More cities on the way.
Most alphabet books use apples and zebras. These use the bridge down the road and the park you walk through on a Saturday.
A child who colors in their own city’s cable car or ballpark recognises it the next time they pass it. That is the whole idea.
Twenty-six pages, one per letter, each a single landmark drawn with clean lines and plenty of open space for small hands.
Paperback, 8.5×11 inches. No screens, no batteries, no app.
Kids roughly four to eight. Old enough to stay inside the lines when they want to, young enough not to mind when they don’t.
Popular as a gift for a child who has just moved, or who is visiting family somewhere new.
