55 World Cultures in 500 Words Each

Nietsnie Trebla

Summary

Ever wanted to explore the vibrant tapestry of world cultures—without wading through lengthy travel guides? This book captures the essence of 55 unique cultures across the globe in clear, concise, and engaging reads.
 
📖 What’s Inside?
 
🌍 Cultural Highlights – From the Maasai of East Africa to the bustling streets of Tokyo, experience the customs, traditions, and daily lives of communities worldwide.
 
🛕 Fascinating Histories – Uncover the stories that shaped these cultures and their contributions to humanity’s shared heritage.
 
🧭 And So Much More – Each culture is explained in just 500 words, offering a snapshot of its unique identity and way of life.
 
🔖 Read Smarter, Not Harder
 
Forget dense history books—immerse yourself in the world’s diversity with clarity and simplicity. Each chapter is a quick, enriching read, perfect for curious minds.
 
🎯 Who’s It For?
 
Travel Enthusiasts – Discover new places and cultures from the comfort of your home.
 
Students & Lifelong Learners – Gain insights into global traditions and lifestyles.
 
Cultural Explorers – Fuel your passion for understanding the world in bite-sized brilliance.
 
👉 Start your journey now with the book series that’s been translated into multiple languages and loved by readers worldwide!

Available since: 02/12/2024.

Print length: 120 pages.

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