How Kids Live Around the World

ISBN-13: 9788000061290 / Angielski / Twarda / 2021 / 36 str.

Hanackova, Pavla

Recenzje

Colorful, detailed, and fascinating guide to types of dwellings around the world. From caves to skyscrapers to houseboats, a huge variety is covered in nice detail. Kids' imaginations will be inspired by all of the different ways of life for other children around the world and I can see inspiration for many fun conversations. L G, Educator

A bright and colorful look at what homes look like all over the world! I loved how each home had something special and unique that was pointed out. Emilee M, Reviewer

My children and I loved this book. There are nice, colorful illustrations to keep the little ones' attention. Each dwelling examined is shown and a child living there explains how it's built, how the family uses tools, electricity, water, and how they obtain food. My seven-year-old loved learning about different cultures from around the world and how children his age live and spend time in other parts of the world. We really enjoyed exploring via this book; it would be perfect for kids through elementary school age at home and in the classroom. Megan G, Educator

How Kids Live Around the World introduces children to where other children live. A child presents each individual style of shelter. Information is well presented in both words and illustrations. Educator 288720

"A perfect book for children 4+, who will learn not to be afraid of the others and appreciate different habits of their peers." "From Inuit's igloo till Thai house on stilts, a colorful journey among different ways of living. But also a literally lesson about the value of tolerance." La Repubblica

O autorze

Pavla Hanackova hails from the Czech Republic and is a keen traveler. She draws inspiration wherever she goes, all the while feeding another of her passions-food and everything associated with it.

HelenaHarastova graduatedin Dramaturgy at the Janacek Academy of Music and Performing Arts in Brno,Czechia and used to work for the National Theatre in Brno. Now she works mainlyas a writer and a translator from English and Russian and is also fully engagedby her duties as a mom. Her most unusual pastime is searching texts of allkinds for errors of spelling, grammar, and style.

Michaela Bergmannova cooperate with publishers, Czech TV, or a magazin for children.