The philosophy behind the series is to empower kids using technology
that allows readers to jump from information about the Spaceship Earth
attraction to a website about artist Michelangelo, who is featured in the ride.
The links are included and ready to go.
Planet Explorers guidebooks cut out all the stuff kids would
find boring if they looked through a regular travel guide; instead they focus
on attractions and fun facts. The guides have lots of pictures and even include
a quiz at the end. Parents appreciate how easily the guidebooks incorporate
learning about geography, history, art and science into real-life experiences.
The e-books provide an easy way for kids to become vacation
experts and enable kids to plan vacations with their parents, so the trip is more
fun and fulfilling for the whole family.
Planet Explorers titles are currently available for Walt
Disney World, Disneyland, Disney Cruise Line, New York City, Chicago,
Philadelphia, London, Las Vegas, SeaWorld, Universal Orlando, and more.
Schaefer says writing Epcot
2012 was a blast because she loves history and has been a middle school
curriculum writer for over a decade. She is also the author of The
Teashop Girls (Simon & Schuster 2009) and The Secret Ingredient (Simon & Schuster 2011),
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