A First Atlas Two-Can First Encyclopedia

Embark on a captivating journey around the globe with "A First Atlas: Two-Can First Encyclopedia," a vibrant and engaging introduction to the world's countries and cultures, perfect for young explorers! Authored by Sue Hook and published by Two-Can Publishing in 2000, this beautifully illustrated hardcover book (ISBN: 9781854343451) is more than just an atlas; it's a gateway to global understanding for curious minds. Designed with young readers in mind, "A First Atlas" expertly blends geographical information with fascinating cultural insights. Dive into the diverse landscapes, from towering mountains to sprawling deserts, and discover the unique customs and traditions of different nations. Hook's accessible writing style and the book's stunning visuals make learning about the world an exciting and memorable experience. This encyclopedia sparks a love for geography and global awareness. With 93 pages filled with colourful maps, informative text, and captivating illustrations, children will develop a foundational understanding of different countries, their people, and their places within the wider world. It's an ideal resource for home learning, classrooms, or simply satisfying a child's natural curiosity about the planet. "A First Atlas" is a valuable addition to any young reader's library, encouraging them to explore, discover, and appreciate the richness and diversity of our world. Its durable hardcover binding ensures it will withstand countless readings and explorations for years to come. Whether your child is interested in ancient history, different languages, or simply discovering new places, this book provides a wonderful foundation for global learning. This book weighs approximately 500 grams. This title is a perfect fit for categories such as Reference, Encyclopedias & Subject Guides, and even Antiques & Collectibles, appealing to parents, educators, and collectors alike. It represents a snapshot of children's educational publishing from the year 2000, offering a glimpse into how geography and cultural studies were presented to young audiences at the turn of the millennium. Don't miss out on the opportunity to give the gift of global knowledge!