If you could visit any Pokémon region, which one would it be and why?

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Which Pokémon would you most want to meet in real life?

This is a discussion prompt for Ash's Atlas by Glenn Dakin, Shari Last, Simon Beecroft. Use it to spark conversation with your child after reading.

What kind of Pokémon region would you create if you were a Pokémon Professor?

This is a discussion prompt for Ash's Atlas by Glenn Dakin, Shari Last, Simon Beecroft. Use it to spark conversation with your child after reading.

What are some of your favorite facts you learned about the different regions or Pokémon?

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Ash's Atlas

Name: Ash's Atlas
ISBN: 9780744069556

by Glenn Dakin, Shari Last, Simon Beecroft

Join Ash Ketchum on an exciting tour of the eight known Pokémon regions, from Kanto's hidden villages to Alola's tropical waves and Galar's historic castles. Discover must-see sights, travel tips, and

About This Book

This comprehensive guide invites young readers, particularly Pokémon fans, to explore the vast and varied Pokémon world through the eyes of its most iconic trainer, Ash. It functions as an atlas, detailing the eight known regions with descriptions of their landscapes, notable features, and the Pokémon found there. Parents will appreciate how it combines engaging content with a structured, informative format, encouraging curiosity about geography and culture within a beloved fictional universe. It's perfect for children aged 8-12 who want to deepen their knowledge of the Pokémon franchise.

Join Ash on a journey through the Pokémon world, meeting new friends and Pokémon along the way! Travel the eight known regions of the Pokémon World like never: uncover hidden villages in Kanto region, surf the tropical Alola region’s waves, and explore castles in the historic Galar region. Discover the must see. Check out reviews and what to pack– and of course, meet the amazing variety of Pokémon that live there. With Ash as your guide, giving his top tips to see and do in each region, Ash’s Guide to the Pokémon Regions has everything you need to know to enjoy your Pokémon trip! ©2022 Pokémon. © 1995-2022 Nintendo / Creatures Inc. / GAME FREAK inc. TM, ®, and character names are trademarks of Nintendo.

Concepts

Curiosity & Wonder Friendship & Loyalty Joy & Gratitude Adventure

Wonderlit Review

Ash's Atlas is a vibrant and engaging non-fiction guide designed for the legions of Pokémon fans, particularly those in the middle grade age range. It takes readers on a grand tour of the eight main regions of the Pokémon world, with Ash Ketchum himself serving as the enthusiastic and knowledgeable narrator. The book is structured like a travel guide, dedicating sections to each region, highlighting key locations, geographical features, and the unique Pokémon species that reside there. It's less about a narrative journey and more about providing a comprehensive overview, making it an excellent resource for children who want to immerse themselves further in the lore and geography of the Pokémon universe. The book handles its subject matter with reverence for the franchise, presenting information clearly and engagingly. The emotional arc is one of sustained wonder and excitement, encouraging exploration and discovery without any heavy or sensitive topics. This book is specifically for children who are already fans of Pokémon, whether through the games, anime, or cards, and who have a natural curiosity about the world-building behind the franchise. A parent would reach for this book when their child expresses a deep interest in Pokémon and wants to learn more about its fictional world, perhaps asking questions about where certain Pokémon live or what different regions are like. No specific parent preparation is needed, as the content is entirely child-friendly and informative. Younger readers (8-9) might enjoy browsing the vibrant illustrations and picking out their favorite Pokémon or regions, while older readers (10-12) will appreciate the detailed information and the structured presentation of the world. What makes it different from other Pokémon books is its specific focus on the regions as a travel guide, offering a 'tourist's perspective' with tips and insights from Ash, rather than just a simple encyclopedia or character guide. It fosters a sense of adventure and imaginative travel within a beloved fictional setting.