The Usborne Encyclopedia Of World Geography Complete World Atlas

Usborne Encyclopedias

by Gillian Doherty, Anna Claybourne, Susanna Davidson

Introduces the physical and human geography of the planet Earth, describes the peoples and societies of each continent, provides an atlas, and suggests related Web sites.

Genres: Geography, Reference, Childrens, Science

400 pages, Paperback

First published October 26, 2001

Reviews

[Laura]

My 7yo pores over this every day.

Some sugar coating of Chinese population policies. I wonder what other inaccuracies are in here (I haven't read it all myself). But I love the way it has whet my children's appetites for knowledge of geography and the peoples of the world.

[Devon Flaherty]

This was not particularly useful as an atlas. As always, interesting and pretty, but hard to use as a reference. We used our copy of National Geographic’s Student Atlas of the World more often, even though ours is out of date. Usborne, on the other hand, is always full of pretty things to look at.

[Dean Brickland]

Not a lot of detail. Touches on many subjects. I wasn't very satisfied with how short each was. I was hoping for more detail. Not for me but others seem to like it.

[Renee Haug]

I read this with my daughter as part of her 8th grade curriculum. We enjoyed it. The photography enhances the text so much.

[Terry]

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