One world

"China has the largest population of any country in the world, and it's just one of the amazing countries included in the region of East and Southeast Asia. From ancient dynasties to colonial powers, this book explores the historical events, movements, and people who have shaped this region. Readers will learn about what it means to be a citizen of the countries in this region, and how that compares and contrasts to citizenship in other areas of the world. This volume ignites the imagination through engaging text, fact-filled sidebars, vibrant photographs, and primary sources"--Provided by the publisher.

Two Cuban sisters--one a master electrician in Havana, the other a successful cosmetics saleswoman in Miami--are reunited after a thirty-year separation and learn the truth behind their mother's tragic death at the hands of their father years earlier.

Describes different kinds of structures that cultural groups around the world call home, from wooden houses and apartments to tents and caves.

Describes what it is like to live in a city, and contains information on jobs, interesting places to visit, shopping, the various ways people get around in the city, and more.

Describes what it is like to live in the country, and contains information on farm animals and growing food, country crafts and special events, village life, and more.

Describes the different kinds of clothing people wear for everyday or special occasions such as proper attire for the weather, uniforms, traditional clothing, weddings, hats, shoes, and more.

Describes how people around the world travel from place to place including cars and bicycles, riding animals, boats, buses, and trolleys, airplanes, and more.

Presents the viewpoint that every living creature has its place, a right to life and survival, and a right to our respect.

Presents an introduction to how children go to school around the world, in simple text with illustrations, providing information on classrooms, teachers, playgrounds, and more.