Continents of the World for Kids: Geography for Kids: World Continents

I thought this was an interesting and helpful book because I’m that person that always has trouble remembering where everything on our globe is. This book talks about all the continents, gives a little history of each, climate information, and a little about what to expect when travelling to the various continents.As a teacher in North America, children can’t remember each state much less each continent. This book is a short read and a great geography head start for children.

Not very professionally printed. It's just OK.

This is a short but fascinating read for anyone of all ages. This book is packed full of facts that especially young children would enjoy. It has been many years since I was an school aged child, but I too either learned new things or perhaps had forgotten some of the things that I had learned many years ago. A truly great read.

Looked totally different in picture. A kindergarten student does not read yet

Great book with a lot of information about the seven continents that make up our world. The author takes readers to Africa, Asia, North America, South America, Antarctica, Australia and Europe with a great lesson and learning book that is fun to read, no just for kids but for adults too. Maybe if we know a little more about other countries we can all reach out and try to get along better. I liked that the author added in references and a link to his site where even more information can be collected. I think this book will be a great addition to any home that wants to help further the education of kids and adults.

Good book, lots of facts about each continent, mainly for children who are over 8 years...And are able to read