Understanding Politics and Government: An Illustrated Nonfiction Guide to Voting, Rights, and World Issues for Children (Ages 10-13)
by Louie Stowell, Alex Frith, Rosie Hore
This illustrated nonfiction guide for children ages 10-13 demystifies politics and government. It covers voting, rights, and world issues with engaging visuals and simple explanations, fostering an understanding of civic life and global events in an accessible format.
About This Book
Understanding Politics and Government is an illustrated nonfiction guide designed for children ages 10-13. It provides a clear introduction to key concepts in politics and how governments function around the world.
The book explores topics such as voting processes, fundamental rights, and important global issues that affect everyday life. Through colorful illustrations and straightforward explanations, it helps young readers grasp complex ideas in an approachable manner.
Authored by Louie Stowell, Alex Frith, and Rosie Hore, this guide encourages curiosity about civic responsibilities and international affairs. It serves as a valuable resource for building informed perspectives on government and society.
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