Extreme Jobs in Extreme Places
Extreme Jobs in Extreme Places
• High-interest topic appeals to all readers
• Sidebars expand upon details in the main text
• Colorful photographs accompany accessible text
• Table of Contents, Glossary, and Index included as key components of nonfiction texts
• For More Information section provides additional learning opportunities
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Series Review: Extreme Jobs in Extreme Places
Not every person working at an Antarctic research station is a scientist; there are plenty of opportunities for those willing to shovel snow or grow vegetables. Structured around places rather than professions, these titles briefly touch on the breadth of duties and positions necessary to keep things running in six dangerous locations. Though the chapters are just a few pages long, they contain enough fascinating facts to pull in readers, such as information about disposable clothing, rogue waves, helicopter commutes, and a building on skis. The energetic design and excellent captioned photographs transport students to the center of the action and convey the excitement of these challenging jobs. The informal tone covers serious material in an engrossing and easy-to-digest manner. Kids will be highly entertained by these overviews. Sure to spark interest and further investigation.
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