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Reviewed by Pikasho Deka for Readers' Favorite
So You Want To Be A Diplomat is a children's educational book by Linda Soules. Did you know that a diplomat is a representative of one's country? Diplomats speak on behalf of their countrymen, traveling to faraway places so agreements can be made with other countries. In this book, you will learn what a diplomat actually does. They work in embassies and help citizens process visas. Diplomats use an array of tools, which include languages, protocol, the cable, and the reception. Get to know the best parts of the job along with some of the surprises it entails. You will also find out how diplomats spend their days, the kind of people they work with, and how they help others. The book also features some of the most famous diplomats in history.
Linda Soules has a knack for crafting educational children's books that are also very engaging, and she continues to demonstrate her skill with So You Want To Be A Diplomat. Although the series has been created for youngsters aged 10 to 14, I have immensely enjoyed every single book so far, including this one. They are informative, and you learn a few fun facts about topics you may have never thought about before. This is why I think even older readers will find this series captivating. Another great aspect of this book is that it helps youngsters develop an interest in politics at an early age. Overall, I found this to be an illuminating book that is both inspiring and motivational. Highly recommended.
