Infinite Travels

Turn Your Gears and Move Heavy Machinery during the Industrial Revolution with the Infinite Travels Children's History and Activity Books Series for kids!

'If your child enjoyed the imaginative aspects of Where The Wild Things Are, they'll love the Infinite Travels Series.'
- Huffington Post

Explore the FUN facts about history hands-on with Billy, your Infinite Travels guide! In this issue, Billy takes you to the 1760's, when the Industrial Revolution was in full force. Explore how America built it's nation fueled by steam and coal. Meet famous inventors like Thomas Edison, Eli Whitney, Alexander Graham Bell and many others who led us to modernity in this action-packed history lesson for kids! Fun games and trivia inside every issue!

Author's Note
It all started with an idea, which led to an animation. The idea came from my childhood: I used to dress up as my favorite action-figure and run around the neighborhood pretending I was that toy. I wanted to run with this idea of imagination - a boy with his imagination. However, I had another passion - education. I wanted to show young souls how much fun it could be to learn about topics such as History with the use of just a touch of imagination. So I created Billy - a young boy eager to travel not just to different places, but to different time periods.

Kids will enjoy flipping each page, seeing the beautiful colors, characters and historical events that formulated our world. Billy uses his trusty Time Machine to take the reader to a time and place; teaching them everything they need to know. Best part is, the books are interactive, as I have added fun games and trivia in the back of every book, just like I remember ruining the lovely books my mother bought for me, scribbling in them as a young child. With Infinite Travels, you don't need to worry about that. The kids can color and fun as well as learn in the process. I wanted want to make sure every product of mine makes a reader of any age feel something. Stay tuned for more Infinite Travels.

- Stephen Palmer