Paris, for free: 50 Free Things to Do in ParisSome cities ask you to spend money. Paris asks you to slow down.Paris is often described as one of the world's most expensive cities, but that isn't the whole story. Beyond the famous landmarks and luxury boutiques lies another Paris — a city of peaceful gardens, hidden passages, forgotten museums, quiet canals, remarkable neighbourhoods and streets where the greatest pleasure is simply wandering without a desti...

Before you start an adventure, you have to arrive.In A Little Traveller's Guide to Venice, young readers are invited to spend a gentle day exploring one of the world's most magical cities, where canals replace streets, boats glide quietly beneath beautiful bridges, and every narrow alley seems to lead to another wonderful discovery.Lola and her travelling companion Flo arrive in Venice by sailboat, tying up their bright red boat at Marina S...

Paris has a way of loosening people.It draws out confessions, revives old longings, and asks uncomfortable questions of those who pass through it.Paris Moments is a collection of interconnected short stories set in the streets, cafés, apartments, and late-night corners of Paris. Each story captures a single emotional turning point — a moment of recognition, hesitation, or quiet courage — experienced by people navigating love, memory, regret, and possibility ...

Before you start an adventure, you have to arrive.In A Little Traveller's Guide to Tokyo, young readers are invited to spend a gentle day exploring one of the world's most exciting cities, where quiet neighbourhoods sit beside soaring skyscrapers, trains seem to glide through the sky, and every street leads to another wonderful surprise.Lola and her travelling companion Flo arrive in Tokyo by sailboat, tying up their bright red boat at a pe...

Before you start an adventure, you have to arrive.Welcome to Barcelona.Join Lola and her best friend Flo, a curious French Bulldog with a big appetite and an even bigger sense of adventure, as they spend a day exploring one of Europe's most colourful and exciting cities.Arriving by sailboat at Port Vell, the two friends tie up their little red boat beside the sparkling waters of the Mediterranean Sea and set off to discover wherever the day might lead them.T...

Before you start an adventure, you have to arrive.In A Little Traveller's Guide to Paris, young readers are invited to spend a gentle summer day exploring one of the world's most loved cities, guided by curiosity, friendship, and a willingness to wander.Lola and her travelling companion Flo arrive in Paris by boat, drifting along the River Seine and tying up their bright red sailboat at the river's edge. From there, they set off on foot to see where the day might t...

When the watchtower bell falls silent, a prophecy begins to move.Zak Longnose is an ordinary Predult from the quiet village of Shallowtown—until the night he follows a strange light into the forbidden Forest of Shadows and discovers a golden orb older than history itself.The orb does not simply glow.It chooses.Separated from his village and forced into hiding, Zak begins a harsh and secret training under Zahog, a gruff and mysterious...

Some adventures take you far away.The best ones help you understand where you belong.A thoughtful girl who spends her days watching the river is unexpectedly invited to explore the world beyond her quiet village. With a new companion by her side, she sets off to discover other places — busy towns, noisy streets, sleepy settlements, and moments that feel exciting, confusing, and sometimes a little lonely.As the journey unfolds, she begins to notice something curious: ...

Nothing announces itself at the time; meaning appears only later.In The Space Between Things, D. C. Hobson brings together a collection of short stories concerned with moments that resist explanation as they occur—pauses, near-misses, quiet recognitions, and the emotional distances that shape ordinary lives.These are stories of people in motion and in waiting: encounters that almost change everything, conversations that arrive a fraction too late, ...

Before you start an adventure, you have to arrive.In A Little Traveller's Guide to London, young readers are invited to spend a gentle day exploring one of the world's most fascinating cities, guided by curiosity, friendship, and a willingness to wander.Lola and her travelling companion Flo arrive in London by boat, sailing along the River Thames and tying up their bright red sailboat near one of the city's most famous bridges. From there, they set off on foot to s...

Before you start an adventure, you have to arrive.In A Traveller's Guide to Rome, young readers are invited to spend a gentle day exploring one of the world's oldest and most fascinating cities, guided by curiosity, friendship, and a willingness to wander.Lola and her travelling companion Flo arrive in Rome by boat, sailing along the Tiber River in their bright red sailboat and tying up near one of the city's ancient bridges. From there, they set off on foot to see where th...

Before you start an adventure, you have to arrive.In A Little Traveller's Guide to Amsterdam, young readers are invited to spend a gentle day exploring one of Europe's most beautiful and unusual cities, where streets are made of water, bicycles glide past in every direction, and every canal seems to lead to another little adventure.Lola and her travelling companion Flo arrive in Amsterdam by sailboat, lowering the mast of their bright red boat so they can drift ben...