Magic Atlas

by James Harrison, Richard Watts (Illustrator), Tim Hutchinson (Illustrator)

Take a trip around the world, and see the sights from New York to Delhi, Rio de Janeiro to Sydney, Paris to Cape Town. All kids have to do to come along on this special voyage from way up north to down in Antarctica is open up the most unusual atlas ever, and pull the tabs. To their amazement, out of the skeleton outline of each continent will come a lively, well-marked, colorful map. As they journey from page to page, map to map, and place to place, children will learn lots of fun stuff about geography, culture, history, and nature. A big world map at the end completes the exciting tour.

12 pages, Hardcover

First published April 1, 2005

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[Theresa · Rating 3 out of 5]

a book for young children to get them interested in maps, has a lot of color and texture