C Is for Chicago
C Is for Chicago by Maria Kernahan, published by Dry Climate Studios in November 2013, is a vibrant board book designed for young readers. With 56 pages of engaging illustrations and whimsical rhymes, this book presents an A-Z exploration of Chicago, showcasing its iconic landmarks, food, and music. Readers will discover notable sites such as Millennium Park, Grant Park, and the Chicago River, alongside local favorites like Chicago Hot Dogs and Deep Dish Pizza.
This edition offers a durable format ideal for little hands and travel, making it a perfect companion for both locals and visitors. The book invites children to learn about the Windy City through its rich culture and history, including references to Chicago sports legends and famous venues like Wrigley Field. C Is for Chicago serves as an entertaining introduction to the city’s unique character, making it a delightful addition to any child’s bookshelf.
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With vivid, design-centric illustrations that and short whimsical rhymes, C is for Chicago Board Book shows off the iconic people, places, food and music of Chicago. This A-Z tour of the Windy City takes readers through iconic landmarks in the Second City, including Millennium Park and “The Bean”, Grant Park and Buckingham Fountain, The El, The Chicago River and Navy Pier. “C is for Chicago” also highlights the food and music that make Chicago great: Chicago Hot Dogs, Deep Dish Pizza and the Chicago Blues.
Chicago ports fans won’t be disappointed either with a stop at Wrigley Field and iconic Chicago sports legends’ jerseys. Can you guess them all?
This Chicago children’s book is a durable version of the beloved picture book C is for Chicago 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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