My Librarian Is a Camel: How Books Are Brought to Children Around the World (Hardcover)

from thornton37814

This is the story of how books are delivered to remote villages around the world. The problem with the book lies in the audience for the book. Many of the vocabulary words in the text are too advanced for younger readers, and the text is too academic to interest most younger readers. The book is ...

from MrsMacBee

interesting stories that my Granddaughter likes (third grade), also includes information about countries and geography. The sections are short for each country so it is not overwhelming for the age group. I was disappointed that the book is very thin and smaller than I expected, it is overpriced ...

from AbigailAdams26

Margriet Ruurs, whose subsequent title, My School in the Rain Forest: How Children Attend School Around the World, is an exploration of the diverse educational venues to be found around the globe, focuses here on the traveling libraries of the world, and the result is a picture-book that is both ...

from Msnem

This book teaches its readers how books are brought to children in thirteen different countries. Kids in remote parts of town cannot wait for new books to be delivered. In Australia, those books are sometimes brought in mobile libraries. In Canada, kids order their books through the mail. England...

from Msnem

This book teaches its readers how books are brought to children in thirteen different countries. Kids in remote parts of town cannot wait for new books to be delivered. In Australia, those books are sometimes brought in mobile libraries. In Canada, kids order their books through the mail. England...