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According to my understanding, maps are included in the books to give overviews of places/locations described in the story. Therefore, they maps in this book plays a significant role of helping the readers understand the setting of the story. Moreover, they help in breaking the monotony while reading the book.

In this scenario, a map can provide direction to the destination, but the sceneries vary as the events unfold. Sarah is practicing what she had learned about the culture after Myra brainstorms to her about her vision of the bear. She decided to appease the Elk's spirit. As a result, the map depicts changes in themes and locations and the history go hand in hand with understanding on how areas prior yo creation are arranged.

Although it is not as significant as we should put so much attention to it, the maps presented are essential. Its primary objective is not to mislead us but instead to help us uniformly read this masterpiece. This is an excellent idea made by Charlie.

The maps in this story were very helpful in establishing the setting. They helped me visualize where the characters were as I was reading. They also helped me keep track of where the characters were in relation to each other.

A map, in general sense, is meant to give direction and the evaluation of wherever a person is going. We, the readers, might not even know of some strange places mentioned in the book, but with the map, it makes it more easier.

The maps helped me familiarize myself with the locations in the book. It made a great point of reference for every time I felt a little overwhelmed with the names.

The map was very helpful it enabled my understanding of their geographic location. It also helped in knowing where the characters were situated.

I like the use of a map because it makes the book engaging. It equally make the locations described in the book to be located easily

Whenever I see maps in books, it gives me so much happiness. They're there to help the readers, and they always do. It's far easier to make a connection between places, and I just love going back and looking at the map. Necessary for sure.

The maps serve as both a visual help and a vital part of the plot. They guide the story's and characters' movements and serve as a resource for readers. It gives visual readers and others who appreciate reading/interpreting maps an actual mental picture of how or where the story unfolds. Some may find the maps difficult to understand or distracting, but I feel they serve to tell the expedition's story.

The significance of this map is that it serves as a navigation for us readers to relate ourselves with the setting of this story. This has really been vital, as it made my reading fast pace. I think this idea is brilliant and can also be considered a masterpiece.

Somehow, the book’s theme is basically centralizes on the environmental setting. Having said that, these maps indeed help me to read smoothly and not be perplexed by the environment that is being mentioned, especially when the author is about to jump into a new perspective. These have been essential primarily to locate such places in the following passages.

I found the maps helpful. A lot of places were mentioned and with the help of the maps I was able to flow with the author and not get lost in between

I think the maps were a nice touch. They helped me get immersed into the story. I also liked them because they helped me navigate the places in the book.

The maps are there to help readers in imagining the scenes and setting of the story. Since there are frequent scene changes, through the maps you can picturise their location making it more relatable and engrossing.