Afganistan (Readlings en Espanol: Un Mundo)
by Trace Taylor and Lucia M Sanchez
Welcome to Arabic with Sesame Street (Sesame Street (R) Welcoming Words)
by J P Press
Since the establishment of the state of Israel in 1948 by a United Nations mandate, the Middle East has been a flashpoint of conflict between the world's only Jewish state and the Palestinians, who lost their land because of the UN partition. Although peace agreements were signed with Egypt and Jordan in the 1970s and 1980s, and negotiations are ongoing with Syria and Lebanon, Israel's relationship with Palestine continues to be marked by violence. Despite the ongoing conflict with Palestine, Is...
Pakistan (Explore the Countries) (Big Buddy Books. Explore the Countries)
by Julie Murray
Hoping for Peace in Iraq (Peace Pen Pals) (Peace Pen Pals (Gareth Stevens))
by Jim Pipe
Iran - The Land (Revised, Ed. 2) (Lands, Peoples & Cultures)
by Joanne Richter
Israel - The People (Revised, Ed. 2) (Lands Peoples and Cultures)
by Debbie Smith
Afghanistan (Major Nations of the Modern Middle East) (Growth & Influence of Islam S.)
by Kim Whitehead
Discusses the geography, history, people, culture, economy, and future of Bahrain.
Saudi Arabia (Blastoff! Readers: Exploring Countries: Level 5 )
by Lisa Owings
"Developed by literacy experts for students in grades three through seven, this book introduces young readers to the geography and culture of Saudi Arabia"--Provided by publisher.
Israel (Countries of the World (Gareth Stevens))
by Lisa Owings
Amr Speaks Arabic (Rosen Real Readers: Social Studies Nonfiction / Fiction: Fam)
by Declan Parnell
La Escuela Secreta de Nasreen, Una Historia Verdadera de Afganistn
by Jeanette Winter
Examines the landscape, climate, weather, population, culture, and industries of Saudi Arabia.
This book is intended for ages 9-14. Pakistan is a new nation with ancient cultures and traditions. It explores the country's religions, languages, celebrations, and practices. Topics included are: the different sects of Islam; Ramadan, Eid, Muharram; the Basant kite festival; arts and crafts, including calligraphy and pottery; carpet making; the Sufi poetry tradition and Qawwali singing; Moghul architecture; and common sayings.
Chronicles from National Geographic (Cultural & Geographical Exploration - Chronicles from National Geographic S.)
On August 15, 1914, after more than a decade of work, the first steamship passed through the Panama Canal, opening up travel from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean. This book describes the building of the canal, using National Geographic articles.'