Detailed descriptions of the daily lives of forty-six families in North and South America and the Caribbean portray the work, leisure, and other social interactions of a diverse peoples.

Families of the World: Family Life at the Close of the 20th Century

Tremblay, Helene

Parenting & Relationships

Farrar. Straus and Giroux

Families of the World: Family Life at the Close of the 20th Century.

History

Asia

Families of the World : Family Life at the Close of the 20th Century

Politics & Social Sciences

Sociology

Camden House+publishing Inc

Letters From Ritang: A Family in Kiribati is a nonfiction book describing one day in the life of a family in Utiroa, Kiribati. Through the eyes of Ritang Aram’s family (including her parents, two younger brothers, and a younger sister) we learn about life on a Pacific island, family relations, cultural customs of the family, and many other aspects of life in Kiribati. The book also includes maps, geographical information, and cultural and social facts. Written for children in grades 4 to 6. Both readers and non-readers of all ages will also find the book interesting and informative.

Letters from Ritang: A Family in Kiribati (Families of the World Series)

Children's Books

Geography & Cultures

Peguis Publishers

Xinmin’s Story: A Family in China is a nonfiction book describing one day in the life of a family in An Le, China. Through the eyes of Xinmin Zhou’s family (including her great-grandmother, her mother and father, three older sisters, and her brother, his wife, and their three-month-old daughter) we learn of local politics, the family-run business, family relations, and many other aspects of life in rural China.  The book also includes maps, geographical information, and cultural and social facts.  Written for children in grades 4 to 6. Both readers and non-readers of all ages will also find the book interesting and informative.

Xinmin's Story: A Family in China

Waiting for Sinterklaas: A Family in the Netherlands (Families of the World Series)

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Living with Aunt Sasa'e: A Family in Western Samoa (Families of the World Series)

The House That Adna Built: A Family in Grenada is a nonfiction book describing one day in the life of a family in Pearls, Grenada. Through the eyes of Aron Abraham’s family (including his mother and two brothers) we learn of life on a tropical Caribbean island, employment, family relations, and many other aspects of life in Grenada. The book also includes maps, geographical information, and cultural and social facts. Written for children in grades 4 to 6. Both readers and non-readers of all ages will also find the book interesting and informative.

The House that Adna Built: A Family in Grenada (Families of the World Series)

Literature & Fiction

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