Bolivia is home to two distinct native cultures the Aymara and the Quechua as well as mestizos, blacks, and Europeans. Lifestyle is determined in large part by whether one dwells in one of the large cities like La Paz or Santa Cruz, or in rural areas like the forested Yungas or Amazon Basin. In this largely pictorial book that focuses on children living in the different regions, some of this information is specifically stated.

Related: Bolivia, Intermediate (ages 9-14), Latin America, Nonfiction, Primary (ages 6-9)

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• ISBN: 9780876149355
• Author: Hermes, Jules
• Published: 1995, Carolrhoda Books Inc.
• Themes: diversity, Identity, Indigenous, World Cultures
• Descriptors: Bolivia, Intermediate (ages 9-14), Latin America, Nonfiction, Primary (ages 6-9)
• No. of pages: 50