Children of the World
Author: Nicola Edwards
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 72
Discover what daily life is like for children across the world as we explore everything from food to family, and learn how to greet new friends in lots of different languages. See where it's polite to slurp your food and bad manners to give the thumbs up, and find out where you might travel to school by cable car or sleep on an oven bed at night! A fascinating look at the lives of children across the globe. This thought-provoking and insightful book explores the differences between children's lives all over the world. From the food we eat and the beds we sleep in to how we get to school, there are so many wonderful things to learn. With vocabulary from across the globe and fascinating facts about different cultures, this book enriches young readers' understanding of our wonderful world, and encourages them to communicate with those who may come from different backgrounds to our own. With beautiful artwork from Andrea Stegmaier and an intriguing subject matter, this book is a brilliant gift for children from five to eleven years old.
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 72
Discover what daily life is like for children across the world as we explore everything from food to family, and learn how to greet new friends in lots of different languages. See where it's polite to slurp your food and bad manners to give the thumbs up, and find out where you might travel to school by cable car or sleep on an oven bed at night! A fascinating look at the lives of children across the globe. This thought-provoking and insightful book explores the differences between children's lives all over the world. From the food we eat and the beds we sleep in to how we get to school, there are so many wonderful things to learn. With vocabulary from across the globe and fascinating facts about different cultures, this book enriches young readers' understanding of our wonderful world, and encourages them to communicate with those who may come from different backgrounds to our own. With beautiful artwork from Andrea Stegmaier and an intriguing subject matter, this book is a brilliant gift for children from five to eleven years old.
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Author: Nicola Edwards
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 72
Discover what daily life is like for children across the world as we explore everything from food to family, and learn how to greet new friends in lots of different languages. See where it's polite to slurp your food and bad manners to give the thumbs up, and find out where you might travel to school by cable car or sleep on an oven bed at night! A fascinating look at the lives of children across the globe. This thought-provoking and insightful book explores the differences between children's lives all over the world. From the food we eat and the beds we sleep in to how we get to school, there are so many wonderful things to learn. With vocabulary from across the globe and fascinating facts about different cultures, this book enriches young readers' understanding of our wonderful world, and encourages them to communicate with those who may come from different backgrounds to our own. With beautiful artwork from Andrea Stegmaier and an intriguing subject matter, this book is a brilliant gift for children from five to eleven years old.
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 72
Discover what daily life is like for children across the world as we explore everything from food to family, and learn how to greet new friends in lots of different languages. See where it's polite to slurp your food and bad manners to give the thumbs up, and find out where you might travel to school by cable car or sleep on an oven bed at night! A fascinating look at the lives of children across the globe. This thought-provoking and insightful book explores the differences between children's lives all over the world. From the food we eat and the beds we sleep in to how we get to school, there are so many wonderful things to learn. With vocabulary from across the globe and fascinating facts about different cultures, this book enriches young readers' understanding of our wonderful world, and encourages them to communicate with those who may come from different backgrounds to our own. With beautiful artwork from Andrea Stegmaier and an intriguing subject matter, this book is a brilliant gift for children from five to eleven years old.
Children of the World