Produced in hardback, this appealing book would sit well in any school library. A great tool for staff to teach about diversity, ethnicity, and how different and yet alike is the human race.
A couple of typing errors unfortunately, and I suggest the author give thought to producing in paperback to reduce the cost and make it more accessible to both children’s pockets, and to school budgets.
As this is Book 11, I am sure the preceding 10 editions are equally interesting, but I’d also urge the author to include less American states and stick to countries to keep her global audience engaged.
An interesting and well-presented book for confident readers, with a great message of equality and confidence for today’s children.
I award 4 stars.
