Usborne See Inside Atlas d'images, avec carte poster

Tour the whole world in one book!

Lift the flaps to discover amazing places, people, animals, and facts - then unfold the GIANT world map poster and keep exploring! Find out a variety of different things you can see in different parts of the world, from famous buildings and natural landmarks to animals and plants. Meet lots of people, wearing local dress, eating, dancing, playing sports and saying hello in over 100 different languages.

Arranged by continent, each page shows a map with country borders, giving a sample of the sorts of things you can see in different parts of the world. Flaps reveal more details, including facts and figures for whole continents - the biggest mountains, longest rivers and most populated countries.

At the back of the book is a GIANT fold-out poster that shows a political map of the whole world, listing every country and capital city, and showing each flag, for all 193 UN-recognized nations.

Chapters of this book include:
- North America
- South America
- Europe
- Africa
- Asia
- Oceania
- Antarctica and Arctic


Discover Usborne's See Inside series...

- FEED THEIR CURIOSITY: From dinosaurs and the human body to space, science and history, discover fascinating facts and surprising secrets in these nonfiction books designed for curious kids ages 6-7+ (Grade 2 and up).

- FLAPS TO EXPLORE: Every book contains more than 50 interactive flaps to lift, revealing fascinating facts, detailed illustrations and answers to kids' biggest questions.

- LEARN THROUGH DISCOVERY: Lift the flaps, find hidden (and sometimes humorous!) details and uncover incredible information - an engaging way for independent readers to build their knowledge and keep learning.

- A GREAT CHOICE FOR HOME OR CLASSROOM: Packed with age-appropriate content, these hands-on books make a useful addition to home libraries, classroom collections and school reading lists.

- COLLECT THE SERIES: With a wide range of subjects to explore, the See Inside series gives fact-hungry kids plenty of opportunities to discover how the world works.