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Saturday, September 11, 2010

Book Review - National Geographic Kids World Atlas

I have seen so many children's atlases and they have all had excellent qualities but I need to say that this atlas is not only for children but for the entire family.

I found many of the sections worthy of mentioning: there is a web site offered which will give you to access to more information than the book offers. The book offers excellent maps not only of the countries but of the vegetation, the physical aspects of each continent, land formations, natural disasters, the oceans of the world, world politics, world population, languages of the world, religions and economics of the world, food and water resources, mineral resources, and more.

The book illustrates each continent in so many detailed ways. Lots of photos enhance the text.
It is a book that can be used at all grade levels especially knowing you have the web site of information available to you. Help your children to know the world they live in. We are in a global society and need to live together so the more we are aware of the various continents and the customs , the more your children will be prepared to live in our global society. Enjoy!

If this book sounds like something you would like in your own library you can find it on Amazon!

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