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Kimberly Shickel
reviewed The Ethnic and Group Identity Movements: Earning Recognition on June 14, 2016 The Ethnic and Group Identity Movements: Earning Recognition
This middle school level non-fiction reference book about Cuba covers culture, food, religion, government, history, economics and geography. It is part of a series called "Enchantment of the World" 2nd Series. Published in 2009, the information is fairly up to date. The photos are appealing and beautiful. I would have the entire series available in the classroom for research. I found this book at the library and it seemed more interesting than some of the other reference/non-fiction books I looked at. I enjoyed the format and layout of the book while learning a lot about Cuba.
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