Take your young explorer on a journey from A to Z through one of the world's most vibrant and least-explored countries ABCs of Bangladesh: A Fact Book for Young Explorers brings the rivers, festivals, wildlife, and everyday wonders of Bangladesh to life for curious readers aged 7-12.
Meet the Royal Bengal tiger prowling the tide-washed Sundarbans. Discover why an entire capital city is nicknamed the "Rickshaw Capital of the World." Learn how a small loan to forty-two villagers grew into a Nobel Prize-winning idea, why a single day in February changed the course of a nation's history, and how golden mustard fields, hand-woven jamdani cloth, and a six-season calendar all tell the story of a country shaped by its mighty rivers.
Each of the 26 chapters - one for every letter of the alphabet - is packed with real facts, vivid storytelling, and genuine curiosity, written to spark a love of geography and culture without ever feeling like a textbook. Perfect for home learning, classroom units on South Asia, or any child who loves exploring the world one country at a time.