The Top of the World, Climbing Mount Everest

The Top of the World
Climbing Mount Everest
by Steve Jenkins

Why would anyone brave avalanches, frostbite, gale-force winds, and limited oxygen just to climb a mountain? Cut-paper collages create visual images for this descriptive, informative history of the highest mountain on earth and those who climbed it.*

Mt.Everest Math Puzzles

National Geographic: Measure of a Mountain
Mt. Everest--Nova
MtEverest.com
The Biggest Mountain
Denali for Kids
Mountain Zone
Everest News
Preventing Cold Feet
Ski Jumping

*(From Forged in the Fire, Bluebonnet Celebrations^SM #6, © 2000, Suzy Red, Lockhart, Texas) Back to Bluebonnet Award Books^SM 2000-2001

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