Tricia Haynes Books

Let's visit Colombia
Let's visit Colombia

By Tricia Haynes

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An introduction to the only country in the Americas to be named after Christopher Columbus.

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Let's visit Costa Rica
Let's visit Costa Rica

By Tricia Haynes

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An introduction to Costa Rica, a country with much to offer in terms of stability and peace.

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Let's visit Honduras
Let's visit Honduras

By Tricia Haynes

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An introduction to Honduras, exporter of bananas, coffee, and tobacco.

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Let's visit Panama
Let's visit Panama

By Tricia Haynes

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An introduction to Panama, crossroads between Central and South America and between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.

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Let s Visit Guatemala Let s Visit
Let s Visit Belize Let s Visit
Let s Visit Dominican Republic Let s Visit
Austria
Austria

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The West Coast of America
The West Coast of America

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New York New York
New York New York

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