In "Sunbonnet Babies in Italy" by Eulalie Osgood Grover, readers are taken on a charming journey through the sights and sounds of Italy with the lovable Sunbonnet Babies. The illustrations are beautifully detailed and capture the essence of Italian culture, making it easy for young readers to feel like they are right there alongside the characters.

The story is sweet and educational, highlighting various aspects of Italian life such as food, architecture, and customs. Grover's writing is engaging and informative, providing a fun way for children to learn about a different country. The Sunbonnet Babies themselves are endearing and relatable, making this book a delightful read for kids of all ages.

Overall, "Sunbonnet Babies in Italy" is a wonderful book that combines entertainment with learning, making it a perfect addition to any child's bookshelf. Grover's charming storytelling and the beautiful illustrations make this a must-read for anyone interested in exploring the diverse cultures of the world.

Book Description:
"See that smoking mountain, Molly! Look! I believe it is a volcano. It is Mount Vesuvius. Yes, I know it is Mount Vesuvius!" May, the Sunbonnet Baby, was talking with Molly, her little Sunbonnet Baby sister. They were standing on the deck of a great ocean steamer. They had been sailing on the steamer for days and days. They had sailed more than four thousand miles away from their home in America. Now they were almost at the end of their journey. They would very soon be in Italy." This is of course another "Sunbonnet Baby" book that takes Mary and her little sister Molly on a tour of Italy. It is meant to give children a taste of the marvels of the Italian pennunsula, visiting Sicily, Rome, Capri, Naples, the country side, and many other wonderful cities and towns.