How We Are Fed: A Geographical Reader

"How We Are Fed: A Geographical Reader" by James Franklin Chamberlain is an educational book that explains the relationship between geography, our everyday lives, and the food we eat. It teaches young readers about how different regions and their farming and factory methods help create the food we find on our tables. Starting by showing how people depend on each other to get what they need, the book compares simple, old ways of finding food with today's organized system of making it. Readers go on a journey to understand where common foods like bread, meat, and fruits come from, learning how trade and working together create a worldwide community.