What Is a Community?: From A to Z

Description

32 pages
Contains Photos, Illustrations, Index
$9.95
ISBN 0-86505-414-2
DDC j307

Year

2000

Contributor

Reviewed by Sheila Martindale

Sheila Martindale is poetry editor of Canadian Author and Bookman and
the author of No Greater Love.

Review

Part of the AlphaBasiCs series, this book is packed with information
designed to make children think about where they live, how, and with
whom. It explores issues such as multiculturalism and the environment,
with some emphasis on waste management and recycling. Mainly
concentrating on North American urban life, it nonetheless touches on
rural life in Canada and in other countries. Each letter of the alphabet
begins a word that pertains to community, and that word is defined and
explained. Photos, drawings, and examples illustrate the words. What Is
a Community? also doubles as a workbook, posing provocative questions
for class discussions. Highly recommended.

Citation

Kalman, Bobbie., “What Is a Community?: From A to Z,” Canadian Book Review Annual Online, accessed December 11, 2024, https://cbra.library.utoronto.ca/items/show/30687.