Continents Uncovered: Asia

My main review point about this book is that it contains no photos. I think in a book about geography and places with different cultures, photos really bring it alive to the young reader. Unfortunately there are none in here, only drawings/diagrams.The book still has a good selling point: the experiment activities, 7 in total. For example you can "make a pinecone hygrometer and use it to measure the humidity". Another activity covers acid erosion. These science based activities linked to the geography of Asia are simple enough to do, could be fun, and are educational.There are some good facts in here about Asia too - "Asia is home to the 100 highest mountains in the world" - and all in simple language for young ones. But, as said before, I think the book could have been improved with lots of glossy photos.⭐⭐⭐⭐

First impressions the book is thin colorful really has some beautiful graphics and pictures inside but for the price is there enough content a little disappointedHowever it's really well written very inspiring in a lot of pages very easy to follow and really keeps you engaged in the read learning different aspects of the Asia quite impressed and I've learned something every time I've picked it up

First impressions and a fantastic it’s not a thick book from the price point content is impressive, packed a lot in here as an adult of learned no wind reading this good night nine-year-old nephew, loads of stuff, very impressed a simple little questionnaire at the end brilliant