Blashfield,
Jean F. Germany. Scholastic/Childrens Press
2013
144p
$28.05
ISBN 978-0-531-25601-5 ms/hs series: Enchantment
of the World #5 E-BNS
This revised, second edition explores
the history, economy, geography, religion, customs, and culture of Germany. Middle and high school students who have an
interest in Germany will appreciate it. Readers will be able to
gather a wealth of information about this great European country in this
wonderful resource. Historical facts from the past to the present are introduced
to readers in an easy-to-read format. The book
is organized into ten chapters covering topics such as government, history, the natural world
including animals and plants, the economy,
education, people, culture, language, religion, geography, music, arts, and
sports. Clear, concise content will help
readers gain an insight and understanding of Germany and its people. The history and government of Germany is
explained in easy-to-understand language.
You’ll find dozens of vivid color photographs, interesting sidebars, timelines, maps, fast facts about the country, lists of recommended books, music and web sites, and a comprehensive index. High end, glossy pages will last through years of use. This book will be extremely helpful for country reports and for casual reading.
For schools who use Accelerated Reader, there is a test (AR Quiz # 156916).
You’ll find dozens of vivid color photographs, interesting sidebars, timelines, maps, fast facts about the country, lists of recommended books, music and web sites, and a comprehensive index. High end, glossy pages will last through years of use. This book will be extremely helpful for country reports and for casual reading.
For schools who use Accelerated Reader, there is a test (AR Quiz # 156916).
Each title in this series of 48 country books (as of the time of this
review) has been completely
rewritten and redesigned as the second edition and introduces a format that is both visually
appealing and conducive to an effective, interactive learning experience.
Germany --Charleen
Forba-Mayer
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