Russia: The Land

Bobbie Kalman - Lands, Peoples and Cultures

by Greg Nickles

After being ruled by the czars for five hundred years, Russia experienced its most dramatic changes only in the past century. The largest country in the world is vividly portrayed from its history and many peoples to its wintry landscape and changing economy. Topics include: - the largest country in the world - Russia's diverse peoples - plants, animals, and beautiful Lake Baikal - from czars to the Soviet Union - life in the city - farming, fishing, and a changing economy - transportation and Russians in space

32 pages, Library Binding

First published February 1, 2000

About the author

Gregory Nickles is an oft-published author of non-fiction children's texts. His works include a variety of titles about animals, science, U.S. history, and countries of the world. A graduate of Fine Arts, his interests extend to creative works including theater and music. He currently lives and works in Toronto, Canada.