S Is for Seattle
S Is for Seattle by Maria Kernahan, published by Dry Climate Studios on March 28, 2017, is a vibrant children’s book featuring 56 pages of engaging content. This edition showcases vivid, design-centric illustrations paired with whimsical rhymes, offering an A-Z exploration of Seattle’s iconic landmarks, including the Space Needle and the Public Market. Readers will also encounter unique local elements such as the octopus in Puget Sound and the famous Gum Wall, all while celebrating the natural beauty of the Northwest, particularly Mount Rainier.
In this durable version of the beloved picture book, young readers will discover the rich culture and spirit of Seattle, with highlights that include the city’s renowned food, music, and sports legends. The book is designed for little hands, making it an ideal companion for travel or a delightful addition to any coffee table or nightstand. With its focus on art, travel, and the unique aspects of the Pacific Northwest, S Is for Seattle is sure to engage both locals and visitors alike.
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With vivid, design-centric illustrations that and short whimsical rhymes, S is for Seattle shows off the iconic people, places, food and music of Seattle. This A-Z tour of the Emerald City takes readers through iconic landmarks in the Seattle, including the Space Needle, the Public Market, the Monorail and iconic Seattle ferries. Other stops include a visit to the octopus that lives in Puget Sound and the great, gross Gum Wall. “S is for Seattle also highlights the nature of the Northwest, especially Mount Rainier.
Seattle sports fans won’t be disappointed either with an image of iconic Seattle sports legends’ jerseys. Can you guess them all?
This Seattle children’s book is a durable version of the beloved picture book S is for Seattle and is great for traveling and little hands. Whether on a coffee table or on the nightstand, this large-format book is sure to make any local or visitor smile.
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