Planning a family trip to Paris—or just raising a kid who loves to travel? Give them a story that turns travel jitters into curiosity and excitement. Ella Goes To Paris is a warm, kid-friendly travel story about a young girl exploring Paris with Mom and Dad. From sparkly Eiffel Tower nights to cozy cafés, museums, and neighborhood pâtisseries, this relatable adventure helps kids imagine what it’s like to visit a new country—and shows them it can be safe, fun, and delicious. Perfect for: Read-Aloud Ages 5–7 – Short, engaging chapters parents can enjoy at bedtime or before a trip. - Independent Readers 8–10 – Clear sentences and manageable chapters that build confidence for grades 3–5. Inside this kids’ travel book about Paris, your child will: Explore famous sights – including the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, and charming Paris streets. - Try kid-approved French foods – like fruit tarts, eclairs, and more. - Learn simple French words and phrases as they are used naturally in the story. - See a loving, everyday family handling airports, hotels, and new experiences together. - Practice curiosity and manners as Ella asks questions, tries new things, and talks about her feelings. Whether you’re hopping on a plane soon or just dreaming of Paris from the couch, Ella’s adventure sparks conversations about travel, culture, and courage —and gives kids a comforting peek at what a big family trip might be like. If you’re looking for a children’s book about Paris that doubles as family trip prep and a cozy read-aloud, Ella Goes To Paris is your perfect first passport stamp. Great for: family trips, homeschool geography units, classroom read-alouds, or any young reader who loves travel.