Looking for fun books to teach a young preservationist about architecture and communities? Here are a few of our favorites! Pair these with Tiny Jane Jacobs for the perfect preservationist in training gift.
1.The Little House by Virginia Lee Burton (1943)
Written by Virginia Lee Burton, The Little House is a classic tale of city development and preservation. The little house watches the city grow around it, and falls into disrepair. Watch the cartoon or read the book to find out what happens.
2.This Is New York by Miroslav Sasek
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Jane Jacobs’s passion for community grew in New York City; Jacobs rallied her neighbors in Greenwich Village to protect the historic fabric of the neighborhood from demolition. Read This Is New York before you take a family pilgrimage to Greenwich Village.
3.Iggy Peck Architect and Rosie Revere Engineer by: Andrea Beaty and David Roberts
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Iggy Peck Architect and Rosie Revere Engineer are sure to inspire a young one to be ambitious! This book series helps teach lessons about creativity and not quitting even when things get tough.
4. In Lucia’s Neighborhood by: Pat Shewchuck
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Inspired by Jane Jacobs, In Lucia’s Neighborhood takes the reader on a journey of a small child exploring her neighborhood.
Pair your favorite book or one of our recommendations with Tiny Jane Jacobs and inspire the next generation of preservationists! Stay tuned for our recommended reads for adult Jane Jacobs fans.
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