The Atlas of Flags
By Federico Silvestri
Why do flags share colours, hide creatures and reveal surprising stories about nations?
informative · colourful · fascinating · illustrated
Genres
What is The Atlas of Flags about?
Take a journey around the world through the colours, shapes and symbols of national flags. This illustrated atlas explores every country’s flag, continent by continent, revealing the stories behind famous designs. Discover why Canada has a maple leaf, what Mexico’s eagle is holding and why several Middle Eastern flags share similar colours. Along the way, learn how flags reflect a country’s history, geography, beliefs and identity. Packed with fascinating facts, this book shows that every flag has a story to tell.
About the author
Federico Silvestri is a writer who loves exploring the world through books. He is best known for The Atlas of Flags, a colourful children’s book that introduces readers to flags, their colours, shapes and symbols. His work encourages curious young readers to learn about different countries, cultures and the fascinating stories behind each flag.
Pages
104 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2018
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