Book details
Larry Gets Lost in Chicago
Description
This time everyone's favorite wandering pooch blows through the Windy City with his owner Pete and Pete's family. After exploring the Magnificent Mile and scarfing down hot dogs at Navy Pier, the family boards a train at the railway station, losing sight of Larry when the hungr pup pursues a tasty snack... oh no! Will they ever be reunited? While Larry and his family set out to find each other, learn about Chicago's landmarks and cultural attractions including the Art Institute, Wrigley Field, Lake Michigan, Lincoln Park Zoo, and the Willis Tower (formerly the Sears Tower). Filled with bright colors and retro illustrations, this book will enchant young readers as they explore another bustling metropolitan center with the precocious little Larry.
Age
3-7
Text complexity
beginner
Length
32 pages
Book in series
#3
Why to read
- Educational Value: 'Larry Gets Lost in Chicago' offers readers, especially children, an educational tour of the city's landmarks and historical sites, helping them learn about Chicago's rich cultural heritage and geography in an engaging way.
- Adventurous Storyline: The book follows the adventures of Larry, a lovable dog, who gets separated from his owner, Pete, in the city. This captivating plot keeps young readers invested in the story as they root for Larry to find his way back.
- Vibrant Illustrations: The book is filled with colorful and detailed illustrations that bring the city of Chicago to life. These illustrations not only complement the story but also serve as a visual guide to some of Chicago's most famous attractions.
- Family Bonding: Reading 'Larry Gets Lost in Chicago' together can be a delightful bonding activity for parents and children or educators and students. It encourages discussions about travel, cities, and the importance of staying together in crowded places.