There Are No Porcupines in Washington DC: A Young Kid's Travel Guide to Washington DC($6.99Value)

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Join 6-year-old Aiden in this adventure searching for porcupines in Washington, DC. Following Aiden's hit book, "There Are No Sheep in New York City," his intellectual debate about whether or not there are sheep in New York City continues. Porcupines are our cute furry friends with thousands of sharp pointy quills. Washington DC is our nation's capital, where the laws of our country are made. As much as you may want to cuddle with a cute porcupine or enjoy some time playing with a lovable porcupine, having a pet porcupine is illegal in Washington DC. Aiden asks whether or not there are porcupines on the streets of DC. While searching for porcupines, Aiden takes us on a tour of Washington DC, highlighting popular tourist destinations as well as off-the-beaten-path must-see destinations. You'll love this magical adventure! Aiden Adams is now 6 years old. He wrote his first book when he was 4. He has written 4 books so far: There Are No Sheep in New York City (his first book at age 4 - about the power of imagination), Growly Bear (his second book also at age 4 - about being yourself), Race Fish (his third book at age 5 - about climate change), and There Are No Porcupines in Washington DC (his latest book at age 6). Visit Aiden at www.aidenbooks.com