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Description

This fantastic series provides the most up-to-date information possible using maps, diagrams, charts and specially commissioned photos to support up-to-the minute text. Each book offers a fascinating insight into the life of the country, providing an ideal support for GCSE Geography studies as well as providing general information about the countries of the world. Brazil is one of the most varied countries of South America. Home to the Amazon rain forest, the largest in the world, it is also home to the highest mountains, the most amazing landscapes and the region's most powerful economy. Also covered are the country's needs to balance the conservation of its environment for future generations, as well as using its natural resources for industries and farming.

Author Biography

Brian Dicks is a teacher and writer who specialises in Brazil and South America. He has taught at King Alfred College, Winchester, and has also written several geography books for children. The consultant, John Pallister, is a senior moderator for geography for the OCR exam board.
Release date NZ
November 11th, 2005
Author
Audiences
  • Secondary
  • Teenage / Young Adult
Country of Publication
United Kingdom
Edition
2nd Revised edition
Illustrations
col. Illustrations, col. maps
Imprint
Evans Brothers Ltd
Interest Age
From 11 years up
Pages
64
Publisher
Evans Publishing Group
ISBN-13
9780237528041
Product ID
2057361

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