This nicely sized French atlas gives a great first impression with its rich, colourful photography carefully displayed on thick, glossy paper. In fact, it seems more like a photograph album or an art book than a reference book. I think readers of all would appreciate this high quality atlas. In terms of content, I don't feel that 72 pages really does the World justice. The information is pretty general and really only provides an overview versus an indepth look. If you need indepth information, you had best look at other sources. In terms of French language, the language is kept fairly simple and most students in grade 3 or 4 and up would be able to access this text.
Overall, this is a pretty decent atlas for students at the elementary level, providing detailed information is not required.