This is an information type book as the boy tells the reader many interesting facts and information about each of the places he visits. The educational values of this book for children are very helpful for children who are eager to learn about other places besides their own. I Enjoyed reading this book because I was able to learn new information about different countries and compare and contrast to my country with the similarities and differences. This book is anti-bias because the characters in the book are from all over the world, there are 13 different countries covered in the story across all 6 inhabited continents. The theme of this book presents not only different countries but also introduces us to geography and language.

You might learn about the alphabet in some countries, their food, the household, what he did on his visit, the animals there, etc. Some students do not have the opportunity to experience different cultures because of various readers. The author and illustrator really worked together in his book, with easy-to-read blurbs of facts and fun, positive pictures of the things that the author was describing. International products have separate terms, are sold from abroad and may differ from local products, including fit, age ratings, and language of product, labeling or instructions. Three three-chapter stories comprise this humorous first book in the Sofia Martinez series, which features a highly personable elementary schooler and her tight-knit Hispanic family.The book is clearly for students whose first language is English but because major countries are touched on (including America) this book could work in any language.

In addition to illustrating picture books, Kim has also worked on children's video games, puzzles, animation, 3D displays, posters, and magazines. This book is special to develop in first grades in elementary school, it is a great tool to work through reading aloud themes such as diversity, culture, traditions, geography, language, and fauna, through compare and contrast as an instructional idea. There are no pronunciation guides, though the story does include some of the country's most popular language alphabets. The illustrator adeptly captures the emotional enthusiastic feel about knowing new places and cultures around the globe.It is very information-heavy so allowing students to progress at their own pace would be beneficial to any information retention. This map is marked with each country that you’ll visit in this book with its name and the page number to find that country (its contents). In the classroom, this book could be so helpful in the classroom library for students to learn more about other cultures in the world. S., to the Philippines, to Botswana, to Greece, to Canada, to Morocco, you will be traveling the globe( there’s more countries).