This book is filled with beautiful pictures and wonderful, very helpful information in true Time magazine fashion.

My Thoughts:
This is a reference book, so there's no linear narrative. However, for a reference book, it's bright and engaging.

Possible Objectionable Material:
It's history. However, some potentially problematic parts of history are kept to surface-level discussion. This is a shame, because kids at the upper end of the suggested range are definitely able to handle the fact that our history is not perfect.

Who Might Like This Book:
Anyone, child to adult, who is interested in United States History. Great as a classroom resource. A good starting point for examining deeper issues. Native American rights come to mind.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for the eARC in exchange for my honest review.
This review is also posted at https://biblioquacious.blogspot.com/2020/07/childrens-nonfiction-keeps-learning.html

A fun, good-looking and enlightening book for kids who want to find out some unusual things about America.

This book is excellent, full of great facts, lovely images and interesting details - 5 stars from us