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Cover of Welcome to Los Angeles

Welcome to Los Angeles

A Coloring Book for Kids

41 pages · ages 4 to 9 · by J M Burke

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Who this book is for

Welcome to Los Angeles is a souvenir coloring book for children aged 4 to 9 who are visiting Los Angeles, have just been, or live there. Inside are 34 big pictures of the real Los Angeles - its famous landmarks, parks and beaches, native animals, food, festivals and fun - each with its own title, starting with "Welcome to Los Angeles!" and ending with "Goodbye from Los Angeles!". Two young explorers appear in many of the pictures, and the book ends with pages about your own trip: My Trip, I Spotted It! and a postcard to draw and write. It is a keepsake of the holiday, a gift for little travellers, and a fun way to get ready for a visit. Download the PDF and print it at home as many times as your licence allows.

About this book

Look at the Moon through the big telescope at Griffith Observatory, ride the tiny Angels Flight railway, spot sea lions and gray whales, kayak on the LA River, eat tacos from a taco truck and watch the golden dragon dance through Chinatown. 34 pictures of the real Los Angeles to color, plus pages to fill in about your own trip. Ages 4-9.

  • 34 big pictures of the real Los Angeles to color: landmarks, nature, animals, food and fun
  • Souvenir pages: My Trip, I Spotted It! and My Snapshot Album
  • One picture per page with big, bold outlines - for ages 4 to 9

Look inside

Coloring page from Welcome to Los Angeles: "The Venice Canals"Coloring page from Welcome to Los Angeles: "Pelicans in the Harbor"Coloring page from Welcome to Los Angeles: "The Original Farmers Market"

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