This book describes many different things about Mexico. Each page has a letter from the alphabet and something from Mexico that correlates with that letter. There are also real images on each thing mentioned in the book.

I thought this book was very informative in the easiest way. it was filled of real pictures all over Mexico showing tons of different traditions, food, dances, and more! As well as learning about Mexico you are also doing the ABCs. I thought the illustrations of people real places and people who super cool. ( )

This entire series presents beautifully illustrated (photographic) overviews of the cultural realities of modern day life in the country named in the title. Each volume contains an "author's note" giving an introduction to the country in question, then for each letter, A-Z, there is a brief paragraph describing some aspect of the culture. Fascinating content, for example, in "M is for Mexico": A for Alegria (a popular sweet treat made of seeds and honey), Q for Quinceanera, etc. Great jumping-off points for further reading and research on the country. Great for seeding the imagination with concrete images of real people, to help make map-studies come alive, and to help inspire travel planning. Nothing at all even remotely violent or dramatic, either emotionally, socially, or physically, so a very safe choice for highly sensitive young readers (like my sensitive just-turned-4-year-old son). Highly recommended. I only wish they had more countries in the series. ( )