Reviews

Not For Parents How to be a World Explorer by Lonely Planet, Joel Levy

kimball_hansen's review against another edition

3.0

This was a neat little book. I don't know where in the world or how in the world I found this book. The first part actually discouraged me because it began in the jungle and it's so risky and dangerous I don't know why anyone would want to go there. But I'd still go there!

This book even teaches how to fly and land an airplane. Now I can do that.

operasara's review against another edition

5.0

The Lonely Planet Not For Parents: How to be a World Explorer is a delightful book with travel tips for kids from the useful to the absurd that kids will love. This is one of those books that you buy for the child who hates to read that they can't put down.

I recommend this book for readers from 8-14

trish204's review

5.0

A lovely book (not just for kids and youngsters) with lots and lots of useful survival tips and great illustrations. Came across it when I heard the story of a couple of boys getting into a pit of quicksand and only making it out because one remembered what this book said about it (isn't that amazing?)! Absolutely recommendable.