Paws in the Big Apple: Winter Adventures in New York City
Edition: 1
Copyright: 2025
Pages: 40
Edition: 1
Copyright: 2025
Pages: 38
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Paws in the Big Apple: Winter Adventures in New York City takes readers on a magical journey with four sibling kitties –Willie, Ayla, Skunk, and Alto—as they explore the wonders of New York City during the winter holidays. From the lights of the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree to the enchanting displays along Fifth Avenue, the book captures the city’s festive charm, embodying the spirit of peace, hope, and joy. The curious kitties marvel at iconic landmarks like Central Park blanketed in snow, the Statue of Liberty standing tall against a crisp winter sky, and Times Square’s new year celebration. Along the way, they share practical travel tips on staying warm, savoring local treats, and safely navigating the city’s vibrant streets. Perfect for young adventurers, this heartwarming tale celebrates the magic of the holiday season through the eyes of four lovable explorers.
Dr. Rachel J.C. Fu has many years of experience in the tourism and hospitality business. As an educator, inspirational speaker, researcher, and author of 11 children’s books and two textbooks, she has made an impact in her field. Rachel is also a musician, composer, avid traveler, and a devoted mother to one daughter and five kitties. She has provided leadership in academic and professional organizations. Rachel has published more than 220 papers, including refereed journal articles, refereed conference papers, a magazine article, newsletters, technical reports, and book chapters. Rachel's work has been featured in various media outlets including the Wall Street Journal, Condé Nast Traveler, Carnival Cruise Line, NBC, BBC, Bottom Line Personal, CNBC, ABC News, the Philadelphia Inquirer, Popular Science, AARC, KCBS, Recommend Magazine, U.S. News and World Report, the Conversation, and UF News. Rachel is the author of 'Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Robot Applications in Hospitality Businesses' [ISBN 979-8-7657-8381-8] (Kendall Hunt publishing company).
Paws in the Big Apple: Winter Adventures in New York City takes readers on a magical journey with four sibling kitties –Willie, Ayla, Skunk, and Alto—as they explore the wonders of New York City during the winter holidays. From the lights of the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree to the enchanting displays along Fifth Avenue, the book captures the city’s festive charm, embodying the spirit of peace, hope, and joy. The curious kitties marvel at iconic landmarks like Central Park blanketed in snow, the Statue of Liberty standing tall against a crisp winter sky, and Times Square’s new year celebration. Along the way, they share practical travel tips on staying warm, savoring local treats, and safely navigating the city’s vibrant streets. Perfect for young adventurers, this heartwarming tale celebrates the magic of the holiday season through the eyes of four lovable explorers.
Dr. Rachel J.C. Fu has many years of experience in the tourism and hospitality business. As an educator, inspirational speaker, researcher, and author of 11 children’s books and two textbooks, she has made an impact in her field. Rachel is also a musician, composer, avid traveler, and a devoted mother to one daughter and five kitties. She has provided leadership in academic and professional organizations. Rachel has published more than 220 papers, including refereed journal articles, refereed conference papers, a magazine article, newsletters, technical reports, and book chapters. Rachel's work has been featured in various media outlets including the Wall Street Journal, Condé Nast Traveler, Carnival Cruise Line, NBC, BBC, Bottom Line Personal, CNBC, ABC News, the Philadelphia Inquirer, Popular Science, AARC, KCBS, Recommend Magazine, U.S. News and World Report, the Conversation, and UF News. Rachel is the author of 'Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Robot Applications in Hospitality Businesses' [ISBN 979-8-7657-8381-8] (Kendall Hunt publishing company).