For my library thing I read the book Spain. In the book spain, I learned all about spanish culture. I learned how there is fertile soil perfect for growing olives,oranges, and corn. The diverse people speak different languages. For instance in Barcelona the locals speak Catalan. But everywhere else people speak Spanish. The people in Spain aren't just diverse they are mucho, many. Tapas are a small but tasty part of their culture. In conclusion in the book spain you learn about geography, industry, agriculture, and of course, the people.

My friend recommended that I read this book for my librarything this quarter. To be honest it wasn't anything to write home about. But I could tell that the author was trying to
keep the reader entertained. It was definitely was not my favorite book. However if you are looking for a book to read for a project on spain I do suggest this book. Even though reading about olives and corn, instead of watching Riverdale wasn't awesome. This book was brief and informative. ( )

Spain is a beautiful country with so much to see. You can learn about the different cultures in different regions of Spain, all of the delicious food, and some of the geography of Spain too!

I’ve been to Spain ten times to eight different parts of it. I learned a lot from this book that I didn’t know. I thought I would be familiar with most facts on this book but I read about so many different parts of Spain. I would recommend this book. ( )

Great travel book, great pictures, lots of information and easy to read. Everything I needed for my trip. ( )

Spain is the land of my dear mother-in-law's parents. She was born on the Arizona/Mexico border in 1921. While she loved Mexico and her people, she always spoke of herself as Spanish. Hopefully, someday I can take her daughter, my wife, there in honor of Hilda Marie Del Rosario Ramos. ( )

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