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Technology is fascinating and this section really hits the key points. The title is great because people feel like they need to know what every American needs to know and they buy it for this reason.

The section on science and math is so great. Their are no characters in this section so I can't be friends with anyone.

The section on World Politics is fascinating. A question is why the author doesn't go more into depth on the individual facts. Another question is why there is only pictures for some facts, a lot of times pictures can really help you understand something. Especially for me because I am a visual learner.

The section on World Politics is fascinating. A question is why the author doesn't go more into depth on the individual facts. Another question is why there is only pictures for some facts, a lot of times pictures can really help you understand something. Especially for me because I am a visual learner.

The chapter about history is to my liking. However if I was Napoleon Bonaparte I would of stopped while I was ahead and not try to go on and eventually lose all your men.

The section on conventions of written English is very interesting. I cannot sumerize or analisyze it because it is a fact book.

The section on proverbs is very fascinating. A cool proverb is,"Close, but no cigar." It originated from a carnival game that if you hit the target you got a cigar. If you missed the worker would say," Close, but no cigar."

The section about proverbs is very fascinating. The thing that would change is the fact that it doesn't give a lot of background on each proverb.