Living in . . . Russia: Ready-to-Read Level 2

Great little book for kids. My son is in 2nd grade and has a project researching Russia and this book came in handy, lots of easy to understand facts. Also some fun interesting day to day stuff.

I LOVE this series. They are written from the perspective of a child in that country, with a variety of family types represented. They all include an overview of what their day is like, what school is like, as well as cultural, historic, and geographic info, with some pronunciation help where needed. I like to read the same one every day for a week, and my son notices and latches onto a new detail every time. We often end up Googling some question that the text brings up.

Our daughter love the whole collection of living in... They are easy to read and she really learnt a lot.

Bought as a gift and he loved it!

I love this series! It has some great information for the young reader.

My daughter has 10 (I believe the whole set) of these books and LOVES them all. She has reread them several times and she is not normally a reread kid.

Thank you for my coming in home is here!!!

Great item. Arrived quickly and was just as promised!

It was not so informative as I had wished but it still was a fun read. Nice for younger kids (I'm 7).

We purchased the whole series but we are dissatisfied there is misinformation on some books and one it's completely different from the series "Egypt" be aware, this book is about muslim religion from beginning to end and incites your child to repeat some muslim phrases. What I found totally strange it's the fact that religion is not mention in the Italian nor the Indian book so, why to place religion in the Egypt book and if they are doing so, why not to place the whole picture and accurate history or why not place some religion facts in the Italian or Indian, too weird isn't it? I'm not saying anything against any belief, but deff I don't like brain washing especially at this young age, picture this "the kid has the whole series and only finds out about muslim and a great deal of it (almost the whole book!), conclusion for him if there is not religion at home, Muslim is the religion". The whole series doesn't present religion but one. The Mexican one, well, it's not that big of the deal but quesadillas aren't quite like that, those are the American's version of quesadillas. The Australian one has an ostrich on the cover! The idea is quite lovely and I felt in love as soon as I saw them, however, they are not very accurate.

Brilliant book for my son