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Authors: Eduard Altarriba
ISBN: 9781787081512
Format: Paperback
Extent: 56 pp
Price: £9.99
Publication: October 2024
Publisher: Button Books
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How are governments formed? How do political ideas shape society? What is propaganda?
As part of the My World series, Politics succinctly explains to children in a fun and engaging way the fundamental concepts of politics and how it plays a massive role in our lives and culture.
Politics is an informative and engaging guide which will help children make sense of topics that are constantly being discussed but rarely explained in a fun and engaging way.
This book includes:
- Clear and concise text
- Vibrant and characterful illustrations
- Bite-size tools to deal with complex and abstract topics
Subjects in the book include:
- Nationalism
- Freedom of speech
- Power in an easy-to-understand fashion.
By learning how governments are formed and operated, how voting and political ideas shape society, and what propaganda is, the reader can create their informed views of the world of politics they see on the news and the world around them.
For children, teens and adults!
What is power, and how do communities govern themselves? Who is likely to end up with power in a society, and why? What is the best form of government, what is democracy, and how does a government work? What are all its responsibilities? In this fascinating and visually appealing guide for young readers, Eduard Altarriba takes readers through the potentially confusing world of politics in a step-by-step way, explaining why politics exists and how it operates. This is a very detailed book, covering aspects of politics from the economy to constitutions, the difference between centralised and federal governing systems, propaganda, left and right politics, majorities and coalitions, populism and corruption. Although it’s presented in picture book format, the content of information is definitely suitable for children in Year 6-8 and above – though the ideas are presented well and clearly, even some adults would struggle to understand the difference between, for instance, legislative, judicial and executive power. However, it’s a fascinating book for children interested in how the world works, and would probably benefit from discussion in class or at home. BookTrust
A new addition to the My World Series, this a helpful guide that explains politics in a simple and child friendly way. @father_teacher_reader
Another worthy addition to this highly accessible series of #nonfictionbooksforkids #Politics by @eduardaltarriba is an easy-to-understand explanation about our various sutras of governance and how they impact society. Supported by clear and stylish #infographics this is one of a hugely impactful set of #nonfictionbooks @gmcpublications. @bookgiftblogger