Let's explore the Southeast

Let's explore the Southeast

Kathleen Connors

Book - 2014

Covers the basics of geography, topography, major industries, and culture (including recipes) of the region, as well as exploring fun and fascinating destinations with detailed locale descriptions, historical tidbits, and great side-trip suggestions.

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Subjects
Southern States > Juvenile literature.
Alabama > Juvenile literature.
Arkansas > Juvenile literature.
Delaware > Juvenile literature.
Florida > Juvenile literature.
Georgia > Juvenile literature.
Kentucky > Juvenile literature.
Louisiana > Juvenile literature.
Maryland > Juvenile literature.
Mississippi > Juvenile literature.
North Carolina > Juvenile literature.
South Carolina > Juvenile literature.
Tennessee > Juvenile literature.
Virginia > Juvenile literature.
West Virginia > Juvenile literature.
Published
New York : Gareth Stevens 2014.
Language
English
Main Author
Kathleen Connors (-)
Physical Description
24 pages : color illustrations, color maps ; 23 cm
Audience
NC1010L
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (page 23) and index.
ISBN
9781433991448
9781433991455
  • A Growing Region
  • Bounded by Water
  • The Mountains' Range
  • Some Like It Hot
  • Jacksonville and Memphis
  • The US Capital
  • Southern Hospitality
  • The Trail of Tears
  • Well-Known Southerners
  • Glossary
  • For More Information
  • Index
Review by School Library Journal Review

Gr 2-3-With the picturesque perfection of a chamber of commerce brochure, the land of purple mountain majesties is made accessible to report writers. This set covers the basics of geography, topography, major industries, and culture (including recipes). The information is well organized and the writing is direct and simple. The use of large, bold fonts; captioned, high-resolution photos and reproductions; and a colorful layout makes for a high-impact, attractive presentation. "Pit Stop" text boxes include oddball facts, such as "The Great Basin is home to the oldest kind of tree still alive today-the bristlecone pine." Great intros to the American landscape. (c) Copyright 2013. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.

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