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Barner, Bob

Which Way to the Revolution?: A Book about Maps

32 pp. | Holiday | January, 1998 | Trade ISBN 0-8234-1352-7
(2) K-3 An introduction to maps using a familiar historical event adds a fantastic--and appealing--element to Paul Revere's ride, with a cadre of friendly mice to help him on his mission. Dramatic double-page spreads emphasizing abstract shapes and flat surfaces include portions of the map following Revere's route; a map at the end depicts the entire journey. Appended material includes brief notes on constructing maps and a summary of "The Ride."
Reviewer: The Horn Book, Inc.

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