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Nowadays most people think that the only two civilzations that made the West are the Romans and the Greek, but this non-fictional )audio)book proves them wrong. There have been Egyptians, Asyrians, Minoans and many more. Even though I already knew a lot of the information because I am fascinated by ancient civilisations in general, this book gives and extensive overview and a lot of interesting, sometimes funny facts and stories.

“We are different, but we are the same. We are many, but we are one”

I wouldn‘t use this in my classroom I don‘t see it fitting into a lesson

I like how it discusses the different cultures and how they can be connected. I liked the illustrations

some days you may feel happy or sad

perfect for young readers to read about diversity in the classroom/life

celebrates the beauty of diversity, unity, and interconnectedness. Through rhythmic text and vibrant illustrations, Manzano, known for her work on Sesame Street, takes readers on a journey around the globe, showcasing the many different cultures, customs, and traditions that make up our world.

"This is how we do it in Italy. This is how we do it in Japan."

This book is great for teaching about cultural diversity and global citizenship. Students can compare their own daily routines with those of children in other countries.

This book takes readers on a journey to see how children from different countries live their everyday lives. It highlights the cultural differences and similarities that make our world fascinating and diverse.