Exploring World Cultures
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United Kingdom
by Gemma Greig
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
The United Kingdom has had a major impact on modern history. It has offered the world truly remarkable people, and has been the birthplace of influential discoveries, inventions, and culture. Through detailed photographs, quick facts, and fun sidebars, students learn what it's like to live there today, its customs, language, lifestyle, and history.
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Morocco
by Theia Lake
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
What's it like to live in Morocco? What are the most famous dishes to eat? What sorts of music do people listen to? What languages are spoken? How did Morocco's history shape the country as it is today? Readers will learn the answers to these questions and more in this illuminating book all about Morocco! Written in engaging, reader-friendly language, and filled with vivid photographs, fascinating fact boxes, and sidebars that over an array of topics, this book is sure to appeal to young readers.
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Argentina
by Theia Lake
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
In this vibrant and informative book, readers are invited to take a trip to the fascinating country of Argentina! They'll discover all there is to see and do when visiting Argentina today. They'll also learn about the nation's past, its people, and its long history. Filled with fascinating facts and vibrant photographs, the engaging text offers an overview of the country as well as detailed explorations of its geography, economy, cultural traditions and more. A thorough and engaging examination of a remarkable place.
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Russia
by Donna Reynolds
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
Russia's election interference and war with Ukraine has dominated American news in recent years. The government's actions have overshadowed the sweeping landscapes, intricate history, and rich culture that define this fascinating country. From the opulent palaces of St. Petersburg to the rugged beauty of Siberia, readers uncover the tales of tsars, revolutions, and resilience that have shaped Russia's identity. The engaging main text, enhanced with full-color photographs and intriguing sidebars, explores the beauty of Russia as well as the resilience and resistance of its people. A list of age-appropriate books, websites, and videos presents a starting point for independent research.
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Indonesia
by Judy Thorpe
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
The archipelago nation of Indonesia is famous for its emerald jungles, azure seas, and vibrant cultures. Readers discover the ancient wonders of Borobudur, the mystical traditions of Bali, and the country's struggle for independence from the Dutch. From the towering volcanoes of Sumatra to the intricate art of batik, this volume explores Indonesia's kaleidoscope of landscapes, traditions, and people. The accessible main text, augmented with stunning full-color photographs and fascinating sidebars, illuminates the beauty and complexity of Indonesia. A list of age-appropriate books, websites, and videos provides a jumping-off point for students to embark on their own adventures of discovery.
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Nepal
by Theia Lake
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
Nepal lies along the southern slopes of the Himalayan Mountain Ranges. Characterized by its rugged, mountainous terrain, how has this country's unique geography influenced its history and culture? In this educational and appealing book, readers will travel to Nepal. They'll discover how Nepalese people live, dress, eat, and work. They'll also learn about the economy, wildlife, and cultural traditions that are particular to Nepal. Filled with colorful photographs and fun fact boxes, which highlight interesting information, readers are sure to appreciate this exciting and extensive exploration of a remarkable place.
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Philippines
by Theia Lake
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
The Philippines is an archipelagic country in the Western Pacific Ocean. Made up of more than 7,000 islands, this is a truly unique place. In this illuminating and educational book, readers will learn all about the Philippines! They'll discover more about its geography and wildlife, understand the influences that shaped its history, and learn about its fascinating cultural traditions. Each page is filled with vibrant photographs, which make the information pop. A thorough, reader-friendly overview of a one-of-a-kind place.
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Kenya
by Anna Collins
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
Kenya is a country of vibrant landscapes, diverse cultures, and fascinating history. This volume explores some of the most important and iconic aspects of the country, such as the wide savannas and lush forests where elephants, lions, and giraffes roam free. Readers discover the traditions and customs of the Maasai and other ethnic groups that call Kenya home. They also learn about the country's colonial past, its struggle for independence, and the challenges it faces in the present day. With full-color photographs and enlightening fact boxes, this book gives students a captivating insight into the heart and soul of Kenya.
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Zimbabwe
by Donna Reynolds
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
Zimbabwe is a fascinating country, with stunning landscapes that range from the towering peaks of the Eastern Highlands to the ancient ruins of Great Zimbabwe. It also has a rich history, beginning with its ancient kingdoms and running to the modern-day struggles and triumphs of independence and beyond. Diverse cultures-each with their own daily lives, traditions, and struggles- call Zimbabwe home. Through the age-appropriate main text, augmented by illuminating sidebars and full-color photographs, readers gain a vivid and engaging portrait of one of Africa's most captivating nations.
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Australia
by Jennifer Lombardo
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
From the vibrant cities to the vast outback, readers discover the fascinating history, unique wildlife, and diverse culture of the captivating country of Australia. This volume explores the ancient Aboriginal cultures that have existed for tens of thousands of years and the impact of colonization on this land and its people. The environment is also highlighted, including the world-renowned beaches, stunning natural landscapes, and diverse flora and fauna that make Australia a one-of-a-kind destination. The engaging main text, enhanced by detailed maps and large, full-color photographs, gives students a closer look at this vibrant country.
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Spain
by Theia Lake
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
Spain is renowned for its delicious food, beautiful music, and rich cultural heritage. In this book, readers will take a trip to this fascinating country in southwestern Europe! They'll discover all there is to see and do in Spain today. They'll also learn all about its past, traditions, economy, geography, and much, much more. Each page is filled with vibrant photographs that bring the information to life. The educational text is also supplemented with fun fact boxes and exciting sidebars.
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Italy
by Jennifer Lombardo
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
Italy has a deep, rich culture and history. The country has had its ups and downs; over the years, it has gone from one of the world's largest empires to a fascist dictatorship and finally to the democracy it is today. It has also contributed much to world cuisine, art, and politics. In the present day, multiple regions make up this diverse country, from the sun-drenched Amalfi coast to the rolling hills of Tuscany. Through informative fact boxes and large, full-color photographs, readers gain a deeper appreciation for Italy's enduring beauty and influence on the world.
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El Salvador
by Alicia Z. Klepeis
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
El Salvador is a small country in Central America that will excite and intrigue young readers. There are beautiful beaches, volcanoes, and rain forests, as well as growing, lively cities. In each chapter, kids will discover a different aspect of life in El Salvador, including the language, government, economy, music, sports, and food. Vibrant photographs, fun sidebars, and quick facts keep readers engaged and curious about what it's like to live in El Salvador.
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South Africa
by Kate Shoup
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
South Africa has had a difficult history, but today it is a successful country in Africa. Readers learn all about South Africa in this book, from its history to its government and its different foods. Using simple language, color photographs, and vivid designs, this book is sure to engage a young explorer.
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Philippines
by Joanne Mattern
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
The Philippines, a nation composed of thousands of islands, has a vibrant past. Readers learn what the country is like today, from its history to its festival traditions, culinary history, lifestyle, government, and economy.
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Colombia
by Alicia Klepeis
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
Colombia is a beautiful country in South America with lots of wildlife and dynamic landscapes like the Andes Mountains, vast grasslands, and the Amazon River basin. Through quick facts, fun sidebars, and detailed photographs, this book introduces curious young readers to Colombia's rich culture. From religious traditions and festivals of all kinds, to its food, sports, music, and Colombia's role in the world economy as a producer of goods like coffee and cut flowers, readers find out what it's like to live in Colombia today.
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Hungary
by Joanne Mattern
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
Young readers will explore the history and culture of this unique eastern European country. For instance, Hungary is home to beautiful animals, including an array of butterflies that aren't found anywhere else on Earth, and amazing landforms like secret underground caves. From its days ruled by the Magyar tribes to today's modern government and bustling cities, Hungary is a land of warm and friendly people who love good food, art, music, and sports. Through fun sidebars and engaging facts, this book allows young readers to explore all that Hungary has to offer.
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Japan
by Joanne Mattern
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
For young readers, this book will be an interesting and detailed introduction to the nation of Japan. Through colorful photographs and fun, quick facts, kids will discover the nation's geography, its government and economy, what animals live there, what holidays are celebrated, the sports people enjoy, and how Japanese people go about their daily lives. Important facts about Japan's history, language, and food are also included. This book will help readers explore the world and will make a great addition to any curriculum.
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Argentina
by Joanne Mattern
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
This fact-filled book begins with an overview of Argentina, then goes on to explore the nation's geography, history, economy, wildlife, cultural traditions, and much more. Readers will learn a variety of information, including how this nation's people like to celebrate and what they like to eat. Vibrant photographs attract the reader's attention, while lively text provides important information and fun facts on a wealth of topics.
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Australia
by Alicia Z. Klepeis
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
Often described as a place of sunshine, surfing, and kangaroos, Australia has a history as varied as its continent's geography. This book explores Australia's history, government, economy, and lifestyles, showing readers what it's like to live Down Under.
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Nepal
by Joanne Mattern
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
Nepal has many unique traditions. This book explores what makes Nepal a special country, such as its language, history, government, and people. Sure to engage young readers, this book includes tons of colorful designs and exciting photographs.
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Chile
by Alicia Klepeis
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
Chile is a modern and beautiful country in South America with rugged mountains, dense forests, and the Atacama Desert, which is one of the driest places on Earth. Its landscapes have also served as the home to many fascinating peoples throughout history, including the Inca and Mapuche. With this dynamic and wide-ranging book, young readers can explore a nation rich in culture, one that celebrates the arts, from poetry to music to dance. Through detailed photographs, fun sidebars, and quick facts, readers discover what it's like to live in Chile today.
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Chile
by Amy Holt
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
Chile's vibrant landscapes and rich culture have long captivated travelers. Readers discover the fascinating history, breathtaking geography, and diverse traditions of this South American gem. From the towering peaks of the Andes to the ancient mysteries of Easter Island, students delve into Chile's captivating stories, resilient people, and dynamic contributions to the world. Through engaging sidebars, stunning full-color photographs, and intriguing fact boxes, this volume invites young adventurers to explore the heart and soul of Chile, igniting a passion for discovery and understanding of this extraordinary nation.
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South Africa
by Sloane Gould
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
Home to some of the most amazing wildlife in the world, South Africa is a land set apart by its geography and history. This book introduces readers to this southernmost African nation, including the animals and ethnic groups that live there, the cultural traditions and pastimes, and the structure of government. Readers will enjoy a comprehensive look at the culture of South Africa, past and present. Engaging and accessible text is paired with bright color photographs to give readers a rich reading experience and a chance to deeply explore South Africa.
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Iraq
by Sloane Gould
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
Iraq was once home to some of the oldest civilizations in history. This book introduces readers to the history and geography of Iraq, as well as its modern festivals, arts, and traditions. Readers will be able to make connections between Iraq's past and present, and will gain a deep understanding of how Iraq's geography affects peoples' ways of life. Eye-catching photographs and high-interest text will engage young readers as they explore Iraq.
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Saudi Arabia
by Sloane Gould
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
Saudi Arabia is home to Islam, grand palaces, and the world's largest sand desert. This book introduces readers to the history and geography of Saudi Arabia, and how these factors influence the culture of the country today. Readers will gain a deep understanding of the country, including its religions, government, language, and traditions. Readers will also learn about the national pastimes, music, and food. Vivid photographs and fascinating text give readers a deep understanding of important cultural topics. This book brings readers on an exciting tour of Saudi Arabia!
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Israel
by Sloane Gould
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
Israel is an interesting country with a rich culture. As the only Jewish country in the world, it is unique in its history and religion. This book introduces readers to the government, traditions, festivals, and pastimes of Israel. Readers will enjoy learning about the many different landscapes found in this small country, and how they impact how people live. Vivid photographs and fact-filled text transport readers to Israel, home of some of the most famous religious and historical sites in the world.
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United States
by Jennifer Lombardo
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
The United States of America is one of the most recognizable countries in the world. Because it stretches across the continent of North America, the country is home to an astonishing number of ecosystems and natural wonders. The United States also has many vibrant cities where locals and tourists alike can entertain themselves at theaters, sporting events, museums, and much more. In-depth sidebars and detailed maps enhance the engaging main text, giving readers a close look at this fascinating nation.
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Peru
by Sloane Gould
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
This book brings readers on a journey through Peru, from the ruins of Machu Picchu to the bustling city of Lima. Readers will learn about the amazing Inca civilization and how Peru's history still affects culture today. This book highlights the incredible ways in which people have adapted to the geography of Peru, including high-altitude mountains and thick rainforest. This book celebrates the diversity and cultural vibrance of Peru, from the indigenous Quechua peoples to immigrants to uncontacted rainforest tribes. Magnificent photographs will allow readers to connect to the amazing arts, foods, and traditions of Peru.
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Canada
by Sloane Gould
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
Embark on a journey to the Great White North! This book transports readers to Canada through visually engaging photographs and fun facts. Readers will learn about the geography of Canada, from its many lakes to the icy tundra. The history and government of Canada are explained in accessible ways that will keep readers interested. Readers can explore the traditions, festivals, foods, and fun found in Canada through exciting text, as well as additional sidebars and fact boxes. This book is a celebration of Canada's special land and cultures.
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Mexico
by Sophie Washburne
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
When people think of Mexico, they may immediately envision its pristine beaches, delicious food, and distinctive musical styles. However, tourists also visit Mexico every year to see its historical monuments, such as the largest pyramid in the world. Mexicans are proud of their country and its rich cultural heritage, which goes back to at least 1600 BCE. Through full-color photographs and intriguing fact boxes, which augment the engaging, age-appropriate text, readers learn about the things that make Mexico such a unique and wonderful place, both to live in and to visit.
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United States
by Sharon Gordon
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
The United States is a unique country. It has a rich history, and today it is one of the most influential countries in the world. This book discusses aspects of the United States, such as history, geography, government, traditions, sports, and favorite foods. It gives readers an understanding of the country and how it functions. It is written in a simple way to help readers understand.
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Greece
by Johanna Barrow
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
Greece is often called the "cradle of Western civilization" due to its many contributions to modern-day Western society. Tourists come from all over the world to visit ancient sites, including the Acropolis and Delphi. However, they also take time to sample the country's renowned food, visit its beautiful beaches, and attend some of its many cultural festivals. Through informative text, enhanced with full-color photographs and engaging sidebars, readers learn about Greece's culture, people, government, and more. A glossary of new terms helps students gain a deeper understanding of the topic, and detailed maps allow them to gain familiarity with this enduring country.
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Jamaica
by Sloane Gould
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
Jamaica is the home of reggae, the world's fastest runners, and some of the most beautiful beaches on Earth. This book introduces readers to the geography and history of Jamaica, and how those things impact life there today. Readers will learn about the government, pastimes, traditions, foods, and festivals of Jamaica. This book gives a comprehensive look at Jamaica, past and present, through stunning photographs and engaging text. Readers will take a deep dive into this exciting Caribbean Island nation.
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Germany
by Sloane Gould
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
Welcome to Germany, land of poets and thinkers! Readers will enjoy this one-of-a-kind overview of German culture, past and present. This book describes the geography and history of Germany, as well as how the people there live today. Readers will tour the Black Forest and the artful city of Berlin. They will be introduced to famous figures in German history such as Ludwig van Beethoven and Anne Frank. Unique foods, traditions, and arts are sure to connect readers to German culture in an unforgettable way.
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Egypt
by Sloane Gould
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
Ancient Egypt is one of the most fascinating civilizations in the history of the world. Readers will delight in this fact-filled book about Egypt, past and present. They will learn how Egypt's location on the Nile River affected people for thousands of years, as well as how traditional music and arts are still a major part of Egyptian culture. Special traditions and pastimes will allow readers to deeply connect with the peoples of Egypt. This book is an exciting adventure into the land of pyramids and pharaohs.
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Brazil
by Sloane Gould
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
Brazil is an exciting and diverse country that's home to many peoples and animals. This book introduces readers to the amazing Amazon Rain Forest, as well as the challenges Brazilians face in protecting it. Readers will learn about the history of Brazil and how that has affected the government and lifestyles of people today. Readers can explore the colorful festival of Carnaval and the bustling city of Rio de Janeiro. This book uncovers the special arts, celebrations, and traditions of Brazilian people through fantastic photographs and fact boxes.
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Panama
by Sadie Silva
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
Panama's role as an international trade center has make it a crossroads of different cultures. This guide introduces readers to the cultural diversity of this Central American country. Readers learn how Panama's history and its canal have shaped the government and lifestyles that exist today. They discover the different indigenous cultures of Panama, as well as its vibrant natural environment. Exciting photographs take readers on a colorful tour of Panama, from Panama City to its beautiful beaches and forests. Sidebars and fact boxes provide accessible and engaging facts as readers explore the complex culture of this crossroads country.
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Sudan
by Corina Jeffries
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
Sudan has more ancient pyramids than any other country on Earth. Despite the devastation of colonialism and civil wars, the peoples of Sudan have developed and maintained rich cultural traditions. Sudan is a country of many diverse landscapes, from the Sahara to the banks of the Nile to the city of Khartoum. It is also a country of diverse peoples, with their own languages and customs. Fact boxes and sidebars are paired with accessible text and colorful photographs to give readers a deep understanding of the varied cultural traditions and resilience of the people of Sudan.
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United States
by Sharon Gordon
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
The United States is a unique country. It has a rich history, and today it is one of the most influential countries in the world. This book discusses aspects of the United States, such as history, geography, government, traditions, sports, and favorite foods. It gives readers an understanding of the country and how, it functions. It is, written in a simple way to help readers understand.
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Bolivia
by Rebecca Rohan
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
Where can you drive the world's most dangerous highway, see one of the world's rarest birds, and visit the birthplace of Andean civilization? Bolivia! It's one of the most biodiverse areas on the planet, where visitors can explore caves, climb mountains, trek across salt flats, and explore lowland rain forests. Bolivia also boasts a lively culture, with the largest percentage of indigenous people in South America sharing their traditions alongside thriving modern industries. Age-appropriate text, colorful photographs, and factual sidebars engage young readers as they learn about the nation's many facets, including geography, history, government, economy, people, religion, and culture.
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Denmark
by Lisa Idzikowski
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
With this exciting guide, readers are able to explore the Kingdom of Denmark, one of the Nordic countries in Europe. Known as one of the happiest places on Earth, it has an interesting history spanning, from before the time of the Vikings to the modern age. Readers discover key points about this incredible nation, such as what Danes do for fun, how they cherish family life, the foods they enjoy eating, their language, and their commitment to the environment. Colorful photographs, fun fact boxes, and sidebars accompany each lively chapter, taking the reader on a personal journey through this country.
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Ecuador
by Lisa Idzikowski
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
Ecuador may seem like a small country in South America, but despite its size, it is rich in culture and natural beauty. As readers explore the history, traditions, and tourism surrounding Ecuador, they will develop a deeper appreciation for other cultures. Exciting facts, informative sidebars, colorful photographs, and accessible language provide curious learners with an introduction to this Latin American country. With each turn of the page, readers encounter exciting descriptions of the food, celebrations, and people that make Ecuador such a vibrant country.
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Nicaragua
by Alicia Z. Klepeis
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
From its volcanic peaks to the turquoise waters of its Caribbean coastal beaches, Nicaragua is a beautiful country in Central America. Tourists come here to hike, surf, scuba dive, and visit the country's small rural villages and towns. Through fun fact boxes, engaging sidebars, and detailed photographs, readers learn about the country's unique cultural details including its food, sports, government, and language. This exciting exploration of the people, history, and traditional and modern ways of life in Nicaragua fosters a deeper appreciation for diversity and a sense of multicultural curiosity in young readers.
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Indonesia
by Alicia Z. Klepeis
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
In this book about the world's largest Muslim nation, readers will learn about the unique geography and rich culture found in this archipelago. With the help of detailed photographs, fun sidebars, and quick facts, kids will discover Indonesia's history, customs, government, and more. Some chapters also cover interesting topics like Indonesia's art, food, and holidays. This sprawling and diverse country has a fascinating culture that is sure to inspire curiosity about the world.
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Myanmar
by Laura L. Sullivan
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
For young readers, this book will serve as a detailed, interesting introduction to a country that is often in the news. Through colorful photographs, fun facts, and engaging sidebars, kids will learn important information about Myanmar's history, politics, economy, and language. Other chapters also cover unique topics like popular sports, holidays, and food. This book is sure to inspire curiosity about the world and would make a great addition to any curriculum.
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Cambodia
by Raymie Davis
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
From the magnificent ruins of Angkor Wat to its floating villages, Cambodia is a place rich with history and culture. Readers explore how Cambodia's ancient past, as well as the brutal reign of the Khmer Rouge, have shaped how Cambodians live today. They learn about Cambodian arts, religions, traditions, and celebrations through fact-filled text and brilliant photographs. Sidebars and fact boxes give readers a comprehensive understanding of the government structures and daily life of Cambodians today. This is a reading adventure that young explorers won't soon forget!
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Lebanon
by Menna Landon
Part of the Exploring World Cultures series
Lebanon is home to the bustling Mediterranean city of Beirut-one of the oldest cities in the world that has been constantly inhabited. It's also home to rugged mountains and magnificent cedar trees. Readers learn how the migration of peoples and different empires throughout history have shaped the culture of those who live in Lebanon today. This guide to life in Lebanon explores the religions, arts, and cuisine of this nation through exciting text and fact-filled sidebars. Vibrant photographs from around the country and helpful fact boxes provide additional insight.