Boston

Color your way around the world as this travel-journal-meets-coloring-book guides you through the streets of Boston, featuring 30 expertly curated sites to learn about, color, and record whether you’re already there, planning a trip, or dreaming about your next adventure.

Grab your colored pencils—and get ready to travel the world! Whether your flights are booked or you’ll only be traveling in your mind, Boston: A Color-Your-Own Travel Journal takes you on an interactive, colorful tour of the city.

This travel journal features 30 sites within the city to discover—from bucket list-worthy must-sees like Faneuil Hall and Fenway Park to historical gems along the Freedom Trail and charming neighborhoods like Beacon Hill and Harvard Square. Learn about each landmark with fascinating histories, fun facts, and travel tips. Accompanying journal pages allow space to record, plan, or imagine a dream vacation. Plus, all 30 landmarks feature beautifully rendered coloring pages to shade in while taking in the sites.

Boston: A Color-Your-Own Travel Journal is a perfect, portable airplane take-along or gift for those dreaming of exploring historic “Beantown.

About the Author

Evie Carrick is a freelance writer and editor with a passion for travel, food, and adventure. She has lived in or explored over fifty countries and writes regularly for Travel + Leisure, VICE, BuzzFeed, Outside, SKI, and Insider. A graduate of the University of Denver with a BA in journalism and marketing, Carrick also attended the NYU Summer Publishing Institute. She has worked as an editor for both print and online media, as well as a developmental editor for book publishers. She splits her time between Ridgway, Colorado, and Paris, France.

About the Illustrator

Emma Taylor is a New York–based illustrator with a passion for exploring new places and cultures—and finding the best cup of espresso in every city. Since 2018 she has teamed up with various authors to help bring their stories to life visually through illustration. She has a BFA from the Hartford Art School and has dreams of one day continuing her studies and earning her MFA.