There are some really great children’s books that focus on Atlanta attractions and the city at large. A few include activities that kids can do while visiting the city and others are good books to read to your kids so they learn more about where they live.
Take a look at some of my favorites and don’t forget to visit your local public library. I have found many of these selections there.
Atlanta Braves Children’s Book “Take Me Out to The Braves Game!”
Follow a family of Braves fans around Turner Field during game day. Read along as they enjoy pre-game festivities, visit Sky Field, watch batting practice, and cheer the home team to victory.
Here’s another Atlanta Braves Children’s book but this time the star is a kid!
Good Night Atlanta by Adam Gamble
Many of North America’s most beloved regions are artfully celebrated in these boardbooks. Each book stars a multicultural group of people visiting the featured area’s attractions—such as the Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta.
Rhythmic language guides children through the passage of both a single day and the four seasons while saluting the iconic aspects of each place.
Fodor’s Around Atlanta with Kids
Each book focuses on up to 68 terrific ideas for family days, from museums and puppet theaters to skyscrapers and parks. Written by parents who live in the cities they cover, these books are smart about what kids like–and about what parents need.
147 Fun Things to do in Atlanta by Karen Foulk
If you come looking for Tara, that old stuff is Gone With The Wind. Atlanta is real. Bigger than history. Better than boiled peanuts. More exciting than a Sunday stock car race. Take the road less traveled through the Blue Ridge Mountains. Linger in legendary Southern hospitality. Open this book and find 147 fun ways to do Atlanta your style.
Around Atlanta with Children by Denise Black and Janet Schwartz
A comprehensive guide to activities the whole family can enjoy! Are you looking for the perfect weekend or rainy day activity for children? Authors Denise Black and Janet Schwartz explored the great city of Atlanta and the surrounding area and compiled a thorough guide of activities—from amusement parks to museums—to entertain and educate children of all ages.
The authors visited each location with their children to give you complete information on each attraction—including directions, admission costs, hours of operation, and special items of interest.
Atlanta Coloring and Activity Book
This Atlanta Coloring and Activity Book looks like a really fun book where kids can color to their hearts are content.
Atlanta Coloring and Activity Book features attractions like Stone Mountain, The Fabulous Fox Theater, the Georgia Dome, the Georgia State Capitol, the Governor’s Mansion and much more.
Here’s another fun coloring book complete with a cast of characters as well as popular Atlanta attractions.
The Squirrel Who Hitchhiked to Atlanta
Have you ever wanted to visit a new place? Robert is a curious and intelligent little squirrel who likes to sit in a big filbert tree and read the bumper stickers on cars that drive past. One day he reads of a toy museum in Atlanta, Georgia, and remembers that his uncle, Ralph Q. Squirrel, lives there. Being a bit impulsive, he decides to set off on an adventure to see his uncle and meet his uncle’s new wife and children. But Atlanta is a far journey from his hometown of Milwaukie, Oregon, and since he isn’t a flying squirrel, Robert will have to find another way to travel. Will Robert find his way to Atlanta by hitchhiking on trucks and cars? And even if he finds Atlanta, will he be able to locate his uncle’s family?
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