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This well-crafted series is an excellent choice for the youngest sports-minded pre- and emergent readers.
These books present very rudimentary introductions to the basics of
hockey and football. Football explains such concepts as
offense, defense, downs and distance, equipment, and the playing
field. Hockey includes positions, face-offs, power plays,
scoring points, and equipment. The large type, full-color
photographs, and primary-colored fact boxes will appeal to
beginning readers and newcomers to each sport. Reading list. Glos.,
ind. Review covers the following A+ Books: All About Sports titles:
All About Football and All About Hockey.
Good choices for those looking to bulk up their Wild West collections.
This blandly designed volume chronicles conflicts occurring from
the 1600s through the 1880s between Native Americans and European
settlers. Significant events, including the massacres at Sand Creek
and Wounded Knee and battles at Apache Pass and Little Bighorn, are
briefly recounted, identifying causes, personalities, and outcomes.
Archival photographs accompany the unvarnished portrayal of this
shameful period of American history. Reading list, websites. Glos.,
ind.
Students might flip through these magazine-type books, but they are unlikely to linger for deep reading or reports.
Each volume takes readers "behind the scenes" of the civilization
to cover a wide variety of topics but none of them in any great
detail. The presentation is lively and colorful, with generally
accurate information broken down into small chunks in overabundant
sidebars and text boxes; photographs and illustrations contribute
to the visual busyness. Reading list, websites. Glos., ind. Review
covers the following At Home with... titles: The Ancient
Egyptians, The Ancient Greeks, The Ancient
Romans, The Aztecs, and The Vikings.