The Kids Book of Canada by Barbara Greenwood

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The Kids Book of Canada

by Barbara Greenwood

⭐4.2 on Goodreads ⭐

Recommended reading age: 8 - 12 years / grade 3 - 7

“Written to inform, intrigue and interest readers.”

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The Kids Book of Canada written by Barbara Greenwood and illustrated by Jock MacRae

 

Toronto-born author Barbara Greenwood, renowned for her passion for Canadian heritage, has a notable literary legacy. Prior to embracing her career as a full-time writer, she imparted knowledge in elementary classrooms. Barbara achieved her B.A. from the University of Toronto. Remarkably, she balanced her writing pursuits while raising four children, a testament to her dedication.

Her creation, “The Kids Book of Canada”, has emerged as a great resource for numerous school projects. The book’s engaging content offers young readers an immersive journey through Canada’s rich history and cultural and geographical wonders.

Featuring the illustrations of Jock MacRae, the book has an array of beautiful pictures. Maps, enlightening fact boxes, meticulously crafted timelines, and pivotal historical events are thoughtfully interwoven, enriching the reader’s understanding of Canada’s narrative. “The Kids Book of Canada” is artistic and educational, a tribute to Barbara Greenwood’s love for her country and her unwavering commitment to nurturing young minds’ appreciation for its vibrant heritage.

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Example edition details:

  • Title: The Kids Book of Canada
  • Author: Barbara Greenwood
  • Edition published date: Sept. 1 2007
  • Format: Paperback
  • ISBN 10: 1554532264
  • ISBN: 978-1554532261
  • ASIN:
  • Pages: 60
  • Language: English
  • Series: n/a

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Location mentioned in the book: Canada

“This bestselling treasury of information about Canada has long been essential resource in schools, libraries and homes across Canada.”

 

About the author

You can learn more about Barbara Greenwood on her website.

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