The Changing Face Of: The Caribbean

The Changing Face Of: The Caribbean

by Alison Brownlie Bojang (Author)

Synopsis

The Caribbean is home to around 36 million people. For some of them these islands in the sun are paradise but many others face a daily struggle to survive. Meet the people and find out how different their lives can be, from a farmer on Blue Mountain, Jamaica to the manager of a successful hotel in Havana, Cuba. Discover how the culture of the Caribbean has developed and how it is being changed by the influence of the USA. Includes maps and graphic panels showing statistics and fact boxes about size, flag, population, religion, currency and language.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 48
Publisher: Wayland
Published: 13 Apr 2006

ISBN 10: 0750238534
ISBN 13: 9780750238533

Media Reviews
* 'This is a general geography series but with a twist; enough to encourage students to look at geography as a relevant and developing subject. Suitable for 10 to 10-year-olds.' - School Librarian Journal Winter 2002 * 'The specially commissioned interviews and photographs scattered throughout the publication provide a real sense of how local people view their islands. A truly exciting way to discover more about a distant locality.' - Junior Education, October 2002
Author Bio
Ali Brownlie, has lived and worked in the Caribbean. She is a former teacher and an experienced writer of children's books and has written several titles on the Caribbean. The consultant: Dr Sally Lloyd-Evans, is Lecturer in Geography at the University of Reading. She is a specialist on the Caribbean and has worked at the University of the West Indies in Trinidad.