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| City Baby DC Holly Morse Caldwell trade paper 208 pages 9780789316868 19.95 Claiming to be the only comprehensive guide to having and raising your children in the nation’s capital, this offering by a local mom also includes Maryland and Virginia. |
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| Eyewitness Travel Family Guide Washington, D.C. Revised Ed Aruna Ghose trade paper 9780756698744 256 pages 25.00 Packed with colorful photos and graphics, here is the perfect guide for planning and enjoying a stress-free vacation, combining the best cultural attractions with family-friendly activities. |
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| Fodor’s Around Washington, D.C. With Kids 7th ed Kathryn McKay trade paper 9780891419747 160 pages 12.99 Plan 68 great days with kids in D.C. minute with this mighty mite of a book, which includes flip-art and games, just for fun. |
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| Fodor's Family Washington D.C. with Kids 1st ed Jennifer DePrima trade paper 208 pages 9781400008889 10.95 Here’s a brand new format of Fodor guide. It’s pocket-sized, which helps. The “where can I find” pages are golden- with topics like playgrounds, public bathrooms and good coffee. |
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| Fodor's Washington, D.C. with Kids 4th ed Burt & Perlis trade paper 430 pages 9781400019229 16.95 DC is such a great place to visit with kids, Fodor’s has two guides aimed at that demographic. This one is comprehensive, with helpful sidebars that tell you if an attraction is good for teens, tweens or tikes. |
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| Going Places with Children in Washington, D.C. 18th ed Green Acres School Brian Roach, editor trade paper 9780960899883 224 pages 15.95 During its fifty-plus years as the go-to guide for families traveling in the Nation's Capital and environs, this book has been often imitated, never equaled. Its special charm includes illustrations and sidebars done by the students. |
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| Independent School Guide for Washington, D.C. and Surrounding Area 13th ed. Jill Zacharie, editor trade paper 320 pages 0-9700022-1-1 18.95 This most comprehensive edition to date has listings for over 525 schools. Topics covered include websites, tuition, special courses, extracurriculars, financial aid, e-mail addresses, extended day, educational specialists and organizations and much more. |
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| The Kid’s Guide to Washington, D.C. Eileen Ogintz trade paper 9780762786473 154 pages 10.95 Here’s a guidebook kids can call their own and share with their parents to help everyone have a great visit. Colorful and bursting with tips, puzzles and fun facts. |
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| Open Road's Washington DC with Kids Pape & Calabrese trade paper 208 pages 9781593600983 14.95 Here is expert information on family-friendly hotels and restaurants, free concerts, advice on how to avoid long lines and other money-saving tips. |
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