Printables
Too Old for Coloring, Too Young for a Journal
Ages 7 to 10
The gap nobody writes for. These give a seven to ten year old a real job on the trip, a page to draw, a code to crack, a meal to cook.
Made for this age
Shown here in the London edition. Pick your city on the destinations page once you know which one you want. New cities start with the History Hunt, the Explorer Journal and Adventure Bingo, and the rest of the line follows.
Ages 4 to 7London City Activity BookLondon is waking up, a boat moves down the river, and Jake has brought his pencil. Look, count, draw and match your way through the city, then take home a postcard they made themselves.
Ages 7 to 9Travel Day Junior NavigatorsA navigator looks, thinks, asks and changes the plan. Jake’s story runs through this one, routes, codes and predictions to keep a travel day from feeling like dead time.
Families cooking togetherLondon Family CookbookEight recipes that add up to a full meal, the food stories behind them, and tasting pages for Borough Market, Brick Lane and a few of our own favorite tables in London.
Ages 8 to 12London Explorer JournalNine creative studios on light, architecture, pattern, music, theatre, food, signs and games. This is Avilene’s book, built around the kind of looking she already does without being asked.
Works at any age
These two are not age specific, and they belong in every bag.
All agesLondon Family Keepsake PackOne album the whole family writes in, before the trip, during it and after. The book that gets opened again years from now, not the one that sits in a drawer.
All agesLondon Adventure BingoOne card, seven print sizes. A card in a small hand changes a long walk completely.
