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This exciting book demonstrates--through activities and recipes--that although each culture has its own unique feasts and festivals, people throughout the world share many of the same reasons to celebrate.

What do Jamaican kids eat for breakfast? What do Japanese families have for dinner? What kind of treats do Norwegian children have for dessert? This book helps young readers develop an appreciation for other cultures by introducing them to a banquet of recipes from around the world.

What it would be to live in a rainbow? An attractive guide for children 4+- Shows the variety of the different ways of living in different parts of the world- Teaches the importance of tolerance- Playful format - a local child is a virtual guide at his home

What's Halloween like in Ireland, and Timkat in Ethiopia?An attractive guide for children 4+- Shows the variety of the different celebrations and holidays in different parts of the world- Teaches the importance of tolerance- Playful format - a local child is a virtual guide at his party

In this book we visit 15 different countries or continents to find out what games and fun activities the local kids like to entertain themselves with. Children like to play above all else, either alone or with friends. But how and what they play varies from place to place. Would you like to know about games played in Africa, New Zealand, South America, or Vietnam? This book will show you that some games are pretty much the same wherever you go, while others are completely different and unfamiliar. In each chapter a local kid poses as a guide who introduces us to the typical and most popular games and plays of certain country or culture. Kids will learn that every nation likes to have fun in their own way and that difference is what makes each culture special.

In this book we visit 15 schools in various corners of the world to see how kids learn in different countries or cultures.Kids go to school all around the world, but the types of schools or the school systems vary from place to place. Would you like to see where kids in Japan or in Himalayas go to school? Would you like to know how a school on a boat works? Or what a school in a rainforest looks like? This book will show you that while some schools are pretty similar to what you know, others can be completely different and surprising.In each chapter a local kid poses as a guide who introduces us to the type of school or a school system of a certain country or culture. Kids will learn that every nation has its own way of learning and that difference is what makes each culture special.