Kids’ Corner: Cities by Manon Bucciarelli

#Cities #NetGalley

The cover of this book drew me right in. The illustrations offer a fun opportunity to name the city represented by each symbol.

For each featured city, there are illustrations and comments on them. For example, kids will see the Statue of Liberty, the Brooklyn Bridge, the Chrysler Building and more. Some of the other cities included are Rio, Paris, Moscow and Tokyo, among others.

I am not sure how kids will receive this book. The illustrations are well done and the text offers some facts. However, this title seems more like a jumping off point. If a child is interested in a particular place, I think that they may then want to look for additional resources.

Many thanks to NetGalley and Cider Mill Press -Applesauce Press for this title. All thoughts are my own.

Pub date: 15 November 2025

About the book:

From the publisher

Discover the world’s most captivating cities in this beautifully illustrated voyage through diverse cultures, iconic landmarks, and vibrant histories.

This stunning book takes you on a thrilling adventure across 16 unique cities, from the bustling streets of Tokyo to the romantic canals of Venice. Step into the heart of each location and experience the richness of life unfolding in markets, plazas, alleys, and towering skyscrapers.

Each page invites you to guess, search, and discover the hidden wonders that make these cities truly extraordinary, offering a fun and interactive experience for readers of all ages. Kids will develop a deeper appreciation for global diversity. Perfect for curious young minds and lovers of travel, this book is your passport to new skylines, hidden corners, and vibrant neighborhoods.