Title:Where Is the Vatican?
Author: Megan Stine
Series:Where Is? (Who HQ)
Publisher: Penguin Workshop
Publication Date: December 24, 2019
ISBN‑13:9781524792596
ISBN‑10:1524792594
Page Count: 112 pages
Age Range: 8–12
Grade Level: 3–7
Lexile: 920L
Genre: Juvenile Nonfiction — History / Geography
Where Is the Vatican? explains the history, geography, and global significance of Vatican City — the smallest country in the world and headquarters of the Roman Catholic Church. The book covers the election of popes, the construction of St. Peter’s Basilica and the Sistine Chapel, the Vatican Museums, and the famous Secret Archives. It also explores historical conflicts, political struggles, and the evolution of the papacy. Written for middle‑grade readers, it provides clear, accessible explanations of complex historical events.
Academic Corridor → Literary Analysis Tier (Justified because the book requires comprehension of historical narrative, cause/effect, and informational text structure.)
AC‑LA‑STINE‑VATICAN‑19 (Academic • Literary Analysis • Author • Title • Year)
Academic Corridor: Informational Text / History
Civic Identity Corridor: Global Citizenship & Cultural Literacy
Leadership Corridor: Governance & Institutional Power
Node A‑5: Advanced Informational Text Analysis
Node C‑4: Global Systems & Cultural Institutions
Node LE‑2: Governance Structures & Leadership History
Title:Where Is the Vatican?
Author: Megan Stine
Series:Where Is? (Who HQ)
Publisher: Penguin Workshop
Publication Date: December 24, 2019
ISBN‑13:9781524792596
ISBN‑10:1524792594
Page Count: 112 pages
Age Range: 8–12
Grade Level: 3–7
Lexile: 920L
Genre: Juvenile Nonfiction — History / Geography
Where Is the Vatican? explains the history, geography, and global significance of Vatican City — the smallest country in the world and headquarters of the Roman Catholic Church. The book covers the election of popes, the construction of St. Peter’s Basilica and the Sistine Chapel, the Vatican Museums, and the famous Secret Archives. It also explores historical conflicts, political struggles, and the evolution of the papacy. Written for middle‑grade readers, it provides clear, accessible explanations of complex historical events.
Academic Corridor → Literary Analysis Tier (Justified because the book requires comprehension of historical narrative, cause/effect, and informational text structure.)
AC‑LA‑STINE‑VATICAN‑19 (Academic • Literary Analysis • Author • Title • Year)
Academic Corridor: Informational Text / History
Civic Identity Corridor: Global Citizenship & Cultural Literacy
Leadership Corridor: Governance & Institutional Power
Node A‑5: Advanced Informational Text Analysis
Node C‑4: Global Systems & Cultural Institutions
Node LE‑2: Governance Structures & Leadership History