Books in Lands, Peoples, and Cultures, 46 series

The second-largest country on Earth, Canada possesses a tremendous variety of natural wonders. This new second revision to Canada the Land takes students on a fascinating tour of the countrys rugged coasts, frozen northern regions, vast prairies, and majestic mountain ranges.

Suitable for ages 9 to 10 years, this work gives an insight into who lives in the country of Israel and how, despite its ancient roots, the country is thoroughly modern and constantly changing. It includes topics such as: creating a homeland; the many different peoples who call Israel home; life in Israel's army; settlers; and war and peace.

This book examines various aspects of England's culture.

Inviting, candid photographs portray the Chinese people in their homes, going to work, attending school, and enjoying their leisure time.

Introduces the religion, holidays and festivals, art, traditional and modern dance and music, language, and literature of El Salvador.

Discusses Russia's geography, history, ethnic groups, wildlife, climate, cities, economy, agriculture, transportation, and space program.

This new second revised edition explores the different ways in which Canadians express their creativity through music, art, dance, theater, and television. Updated information includes facts and statistics along with current popular performers such as actress Rachel McAdams and singer Nellie Furtado.

Looks at the religion, holidays and celebrations, music, art, architecture, language, and literature of Iraq, and includes an Iraqi tale.

Examines aspects of Vietnamese society, including family ties, types of homes, city and village life, clothing, language, employment, ethnic minorities, and leisure activities.

Describes the legends, art, traditions, holidays, music, language, and literature of the African country.

Offers a history of the people of Iraq and describes daily life in the cities and rural areas, education, and favorite foods of Iraq.

This new second revised edition explores the different ways in which Canadians express their creativity through music, art, dance, theater, and television. Updated information includes facts and statistics along with current popular performers such as actress Rachel McAdams and singer Nellie Furtado.