Minnie and Moo Go to Paris (Minnie and Moo (DK Paperback)) - Softcover

DK was founded in London in 1974 and is now the world's leading illustrated reference publisher and part of Penguin Random House, formed on July 1, 2013. DK publishes highly visual, photographic nonfiction for adults and children. DK produces content for consumers in over 87 countries and in 62 languages, with offices in Delhi, London, Melbourne, Munich, New York, and Toronto. DK's aim is to inform, enrich, and entertain readers of all ages, and everything DK publishes, whether print or digital, embodies the unique DK design approach. DK brings unrivalled clarity to a wide range of topics with a unique combination of words and pictures, put together to spectacular effect. We have a reputation for innovation in design for both print and digital products.   Our adult range spans travel, including the award-winning DK Eyewitness Travel Guides, history, science, nature, sport, gardening, cookery, and parenting. DK’s extensive children’s list showcases a fantastic store of information for children, toddlers, and babies. DK covers everything from animals and the human body, to homework help and craft activities, together with an impressive list of licensing titles, including the bestselling LEGO® books. DK acts as the parent company for Alpha Books, publisher of the Idiot's Guides series and Prima Games, video gaming publishers, as well as the award-winning travel publisher, Rough Guides.Denys Cazet is the popular author of Never Spit on Your Shoes, winner of the California Young Reader Medal.

"In Minnie and Moo Go Dancing, Moo decides that people can go dancing 'because they have thumbs, ' so Minnie gets them all dressed up, and they head out to dance the night away. In Minnie and Moo Go to the Moon, Moo decides that all they need to drive the farmer's tractor are his boots, hat and angry, words, and off they go. In Minnie and Moo Save the Earth ... Minnie and Moo are busily exterminating 'space invaders, ' and in Minnie and Moo Go to Paris, the pair manage to travel 'around the world' in a progression of mistakes and misunderstandings sure to delight most 6-year-olds."