Books with author Kate Torpie

Understanding a map is easy if you know what you are looking at. This book introduces the young reader to the essential parts of maps through carefully chosen examples.

On May 5, 1862, a small group of Mexican forces defeated a powerful French army at the Battle of Puebla, one of historys most memorable fights for freedom. It is this victory that Mexicans, especially those settled in the United States, celebrate as Cinc

An introduction to maps and the techniques used to make them includes related activities.

Text and photographs, both contemporary and historical, provide an introduction to national parks and monuments throughout the nation.

Comprehensive yet concise descriptions of America's many historic landmarks are accompanied by stunning full-color photographs and a map of the United States with the location of each national treasure marked for easy reference.

Easy-to-follow instructions and colourful artwork come together to guide the young reader through the world of map drawing. 'Drawing Maps' demonstrates how maps are made at different scales and for a variety of purposes.

Discover the fascinating world of maps.

Introduces the Hindu festival of Divali, and discusses its place within Hinduism, seasonal foods, decorations, and clothing, secular and religious activities, and the holiday outside India.

Understanding a map is easy if you know what you are looking at. This book introduces the young reader to the essential parts of maps through examples. It is suitable for ages 6 to 9 years.

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