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Pelta, Kathy

Rediscovering Easter Island

112 pp. | Lerner | May, 2001 | Library ISBN 0-8225-4890-9 $$23.93
(3) YA How History Is Invented series. In this well-researched account, Pelta takes the mystery of the gigantic statues found on the island and charts how, over time, explorers and scientists gathered information to determine how, when, and why they were created. Her clear, careful style and chronological approach allow readers to experience the slow development of the still unresolved mystery. Archival drawings and photos illustrate the book. Bib., ind.
Reviewer: Mary R. Holt

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