Atlas Obscura: An Explorer'S Guide To The World'S Hidden Wonders,New Taiichi Developed By The Newberry Library

Developed By The Newberry Library With The Cooperation Of The Chicago Historical Society

Reading Skills And Science Content Supported In Every Lesson With This Student Resource Book

Author And Artist Karina Schaapman Spent Years Building And Furnishing The Mouse Mansion In Which This Collection Of Stories Takes Place

The Book Includes: 'Values Exercises' To Help You Identify And Communicate Your Beliefs To Your Children 'Special Issues' To Advise You On Discussing Difficult Topics 'Teachable Moments' To Help You Recognize Opportunities Or Entry Points Into A Discussion Of Important Issues

Not Accepting The Traditional Borderlines That Separate Art And Literature From Science And Politics

Atlas Obscura: An Explorer'S Guide To The World'S Hidden Wonders,New Taiichi Developed By The Newberry LibraryIt'S Time To Get Off The Beaten Path. Inspiring Equal Parts Wonder And Wanderlust, Atlas Obscura Celebrates Over 700 Of The Strangest And Most Curious Places In The World. Talk About A Bucket List: Here Are Natural Wondersthe Dazzling Glowworm Caves In New Zealand, Or A Baobob Tree In South Africa That'S So Large It Has A Pub Inside Where 15 People Can Drink Comfortably. Architectural Marvels, Including The M. C. Escherlike Stepwells In India.