Steve JenkinsHottest, Coldest, Highest, Deepest

If you are looking to get a "WOW" out of your kids read this book! SUPERB! In fact I do not recommend reading it all in one sitting. Take a few days, read a couple pages each day to really grasp the awesomeness of the facts presented.We used this book as part of our Geography curriculum but it is great for 'kids' of all ages :)

We love books from this author, and this one did not disappoint. Interesting facts and beautiful visuals.

We borrowed this from the library but I liked it so much I ordered one for ourselves. It will be my next gift to all our friends with children. it's great for goal-oriented type A's like me who like to plan trips with a purpose - what better purpose than to see the top thing in a category!

As a 7th grade math teacher, I used this book to create integer questions using the representative positive and negative numbers. Students responded by solving differences and changes. A good non-fiction informational text for those wanting to incorporate for the CCSS.

this book is great for using with 6th grade measuring review the first weeks of the new school year. thanks

My grandchildren thoroughly enjoyed this book. It is fun for all ages, young through old. A quick, definite must read!

I enjoyed the book myself. It had a lot of good information with Eric Carle type illustrations. Have not given it to my grandson yet but I'm sure he will enjoy it.

Just the right book for a ten year old who irritates all adults he encounters by asking questions. He will have a field day! Ideal for a young questioning mind. Thank you.

We loved the information in this book but did find the text quite small and it didn’t capture the interest of my children as much as I hoped.

very sweet book looking at various locations around the world and comparing their size/temperature etc. The pictures are made with different types and layers of paper to create the desired effect. This book makes an appearance during craft times too to recreate the layering technique used. A must have in the home-ed/unschool home.

My kids love this book

ナイル川です。4,145mileｓあるそうです。一番高い山は？一番暑いところは？などと、話が続きます。地図も、ついているため、知らない地名でも、場所がわかります。英語の本ですので当然なのですが、単位はマイルやインチ、華氏などが使用されています。ただし、その値がどれほどすごいことなのか、たとえば温度なら、体温・部屋の温度などと比較して、図解にて説明してありますので理解に苦しむことは、ありません。全体的に、よくできた絵本だと思います。1ページにつき、３〜５行ほどの英語。きり絵です。日本の地名は、ほんの一瞬、阿蘇山がでます。