Denise Allard Books

Poland

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A collection of fictional postcards, written as if by young people visiting Poland, describing various sights and ways of life in this northern European country.

India

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Peru

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Brief descriptions of different places in Peru written in the form of postcards.

Pictures of the Past

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The Egyptians

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Describes various aspects of life in ancient Egypt, inclucing homes and families, farming, towns, building, recreation, and religion.

The Greeks

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Describes the daily life of ancient Greece, including such topics as schools, work, shopping, religion, drama, and sports.

The Romans

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Describes daily life in ancient Rome, discussing the home, shopping, farming, theater, sports, and religion.

The Vikings

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Greeks

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The Romans

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