Spending Spree: The History of American Shopping

Love it or hate it, everybody shops. Shopping is an integral part of American life, but it hasn't always been so. From small, country general stores to the first shopping emporiums in New York, shopping grew and spread until now, in the twenty-first century, we stroll through malls that are larger than real-life main streets. Spending Spree traces the lively history of shopping in the United States, from the where—the shops, department stores, discount barns, malls, and computer keyboards—to the whys of consumer behaviour. With primary-source research brought to life with vintage photos, ads, catalog imagery and more, this book will appeal to mall-roaming teens.

SPECIFICATIONS

Grade Level
7
Page Count
64
Dewey Number
381.1

FEATURES

Black and White Photographs, Table of Contents, Source Notes, Further Information, Index, About the Author

BINDING


Titles in This Series (Total of 1)

Book TitleISBN #CopyrightCDN ListDisc. %Disc. PriceStatus
Spending Spree: The History of American Shopping 97814677101762014 $37.4520%$29.96 Available
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