Student World Atlas, 9th Edition: The Ultimate Reference for Every Student (DK Reference Atlases)

Everybody goes to the internet for everything now. I thought it would be interesting for my grandkids to actually have a book to go to. I bought one for each household and actually bought one for our house too. They are very nice, basic reference books. I would recommend them as a supplement to the internet. If they need to write a paper on a country it might be useful to have some facts nobody else has because everyone else is just going to go to google for their information.

Great comprehensive atlas for home use. Maps are visually pleasant and detailed.

It is a good atlas for students from 8 to 98. Concise and breaks down the info for the less knowledgeable. Worth it.

Clear layout and prose and high quality maps. Although it is labeled a student atlas, the tone is not overtly childish, which was one of my concerns. Overall, it’s a great reference book for all ages!

My son hasn’t had a chance to use it yet, today is only the second day of school, but as a former teacher I can tell it will be invaluable for his studies.

This atlas has loads of useful and interesting facts on each country and is super handy to keep nearby for quick reference. The size is similar to a typical magazine so it's easy to shelve or park near the reading chair.

Great book, my son loves everything about it. It also has flags in the back , which was a very happy surprise for my little guy, he loves flags.

Maps and info text are cluttered and it's hard to pick out important information. Borders are often hard to distinguish. Not easy for elementary and middle schoolers to grasp the info.

Its not the best but its the newest world atlas there with 2019 data.