Review: My Friend Paris Book Set

When I first heard about the My Friend Paris book series written by a young author. I did not know what to expect. I had two questions. Would I enjoy reading them to my grandchildren? Would the stories be entertaining enough for preschoolers?
First a little about this young author. She started writing and having her books published when she was eleven. She writes about her twin sisters, trips her family takes and places she visits. She is now fourteen and has more books in the works.
I received two books from her travel series for this review. Paris Goes To Lake Tahoe by Paris Morris and Paris Goes To San Francisco by Liberty Morris.

I am very impressed with both books. The stories are written in an easy to follow manner. I read Paris Goes To San Francisco to Pooh Bear.

I was worried it would not keep his attention for long. I was completely mistaken. Pooh Bear love the illustrations and stopped me several times to ask about some of the landmark illustrations in the book. He was fascinated with the illustration of Pier 39 and the sea lions.

We read Paris Goes To Lake Tahoe for Pooh Bears bedtime story. He was equally entertained by the story and illustrations. We have had the books for over a week now and Pooh Bear has asked me to read them several times. He has even sat down and looked over the books talking about the pictures and pretend reading to him self. The books are a big hit for myself and Pooh Bear. I will be sharing them with Pumpkin who will be starting kindergarten in the fall. I am fairly certain that Pumpkin will enjoy reading the My Friend Paris Books. We may be purchasing the rest of the set in the near future.
For more information and a list of all the books written by this author visit My Friend Paris.
Be on the look out for a giveaway of the above books coming soon.

I received the books mentioned above for review purposes. No monetary compensation was received for this review. The opinions expressed are my own.