From School Library Journal:
Grade 2–4—These simple, attractive books introduce world faiths. Basic beliefs, food and clothing, worship, scriptures, festivals, life events, and holy places are covered either through the featured child's words or in "Learn More" sections. Numerous clear, color photos add to the texts. The major flaw is the maps, which are roughly drawn and omit country boundaries, and the lack of concrete data/statistics. In addition, some definitions are incomplete or unclear. Still, these books are the most thorough for this audience. The "Religions of the World" series (Rosen) is extremely basic and skimps on special occasions. The"Places of Worship" series (Gareth Stevens) concentrates on places and types of worship, as does the "Start-Up Religion" series (Cherrytree).—Ann W. Moore, Schenectady County Public Library, NY
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Review:
This series is a beautiful introduction to young readers about religions around the world. Libraries that do not have any current books about different religions should consider this series.
Lane Education Service District, 2008
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