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Minnesota

By: Bridget Parker, Jordan Mills
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Explore the Land of 10,000 Lakes! Learn about Minnesota's history, geography, weather, people, and more in this book that's all about our 32nd state.

©2021 Bridget Parker, Jordan Mills (P)2017 Capstone Publishers, Inc. Geography & Cultures Nonfiction United States
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dry...

figures were accurate for 2010. Poorly organized and dry. It's okay if you weren't expecting much

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Ridiculously simple-minded and repetitive

How?… I mean, how does someone get paid to record this and no one, the recording engineer or the narrator, notices how silly the sparse amount of information is that keeps being repeated.? How would the narrator even agree to read the nonsensical terms like “Rivers”, “roads” and “lakes” (referring to the legend of symbols on a map we can’t see in an audio book) or to repeat the meaning of the state seal on the flag verbatim immediately after reading the same information about the state seal? Do information that is there is not bad, but the format is just so ignorantly present it, it’s a joke.

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