Tunisia

Honeydale (Megastar Mysteries)

Treasure Hunt

Once Upon a Time in Venice

The Leviathan

Shadow

Bulletin

Germany

Steadwell books world tour

Early Arab geographers referred to Morocco as Al-Maghreb al-Aqsa-"the farthest land of the setting sun." Today this country in the northwest corner of Africa-long a crossroads for trade from Europe, sub-Saharan Africa, and the East-retains a distinctly exotic feel, with its colorful mix of Middle Eastern, African, and Western cultures. But Morocco is also a nation struggling to emerge from a difficult colonial past and a recent history of human-rights violations. If the country succeeds in its quest to develop stable and democratic political institutions as well as a vibrant economy-and to accomplish these goals without violence-Morocco may serve as a powerful example to the Arab world. Discusses the geography, history, economy, government, religion, people, foreign relations, and major cities of Morocco.

Discover Your Child's Next Read

Tunisia

Mary Virginia Fox, 1994

Honeydale (Megastar Mysteries)

Annabelle Starr, 2007

Treasure Hunt

Iain Dryden, 2021

Once Upon a Time in Venice

Monique Roy, 2007

The Leviathan

Cara Simmons, 2009

Shadow

Chantel Brooks, 2020

Bulletin

State Geological, Natural History Sur, State Geological and Natural History Sur, 2010

Germany

Sonja Schanz, 2002