Unlike the Science Fair project books from last week, the books for this week's subject could be found all over the collection. Give us some ideas where as well as sources of information online and in the JPL databases. Please give us your thoughts!
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There is a 4 volume series on Reference called "CultureGrams" which gives current information about different cultures on every continent. Though they can't be checked out - people can make photocopies of the pages they need.
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CultureGrams is always my first pointer, then the children's department for a wider variety of books on different cultures. I have also found that travel books are a great source of information for adults and older teens when there may not be great coverage in the history section. If it's an English speaking country or the person knows the local language, then onlne newspapers from that area can give you a good immediate sense of what life is like day to day.
ReplyDeleteThe database Daily Life Online.
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