geography

A kangaroo in Australia studies a picture of the earth in a geography book and decides she must be upside down.

Covers 192 nations of the world including all of the countries that came into being as a result of the breakup of the Soviet Union, Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia.

Provides information on 192 countries on subjects including geography, demographics, economics, and social information.

Text, illustrations, and eighty world maps look at history, culture, land, sea, air, and other topics.

A beginner's atlas for children ages five to eight with full-color maps that reveal the geography of the Americas, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and Antarctica, including ten physical maps, ten political maps, and information on people, places, and natural wonders from around the world.

Presents unusual facts abeout each state, as well as quizzes and puzzles about the United States.

Presents profiles of twenty countries worldwide, each with information in thirty-three categories, including location and size, population, religions, economy, health, and housing, a list of famous citizens, and a bibliography; arranged alphabetically from South Africa to Tuvalu.

Examines how and where people live all over the world, from building in the city to growing food in the country.

A ten volume set that examines the politics, economics, religions, history, and geography of over 180 countries.