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In the southern European nation of Italy, people live la dolce vita, the sweet life. Meet up with Fausto, your tour guide, as he takes readers on an incredible trip across Italy. He will show off h...

Germany

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As one of the biggest countries in Europe, Germany has long been an important world leader. Join Johann as he leads readers on a tour of his homeland and shows them what it is like to live in Germa...

United Kingdom

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Made up of Great Britain (which includes England, Scotland, and Wales) and Northern Ireland (which is part of a nearby island), the United Kingdom is home to a diverse range of cultures and traditi...

Russia

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Covering 6.6 million square miles, Russia is the largest country in the world. Take a tour with Ksenia as she leads readers on a whirlwind tour of her massive home country, from its busiest cities...

India

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Even though it is only about one-third as big as the United States, India is the second most populated country in the world. With the help of a local named Harisha, readers will get an up-close loo...

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