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Shores, Erika L.

If Maps Could Talk: Using Symbols and Keys

24 pp. | Capstone | July, 2007 | Library ISBN 978-1-4296-0056-9 $21.26
(4) K-3 First Facts: Map Mania series. These books look at how maps are used, different kinds of maps, and the symbols found on maps. The illustrations include a combination of actual maps, photographs, and drawings to clarify the topics; several mapping activities are presented for readers to try. Although the texts are not particularly lively, they are straightforward and clearly written. Reading list. Glos., ind. Review covers these First Facts: Map Mania titles: Ways to Find Your Way and If Maps Could Talk.
Reviewer: Patricia Riley

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