Intended as a gift book, this title on King Arthur and the Round Table aims to excite a childs imagination as well as impart a world of knowledge.

King Arthur (Gift Books)

geraldine-mccaughrean

Hodder Wayland Childrens

From the new AN INTRODUCTION TO ART series, a look at the life and work of van Gogh, describing his unique style of painting, with colour reproductions of some of his work, maps, artwork, family trees and a timeline, as well as reference aids and key facts. Relevant to National Curriculum Art.

Introduction to Art (Information Books - Art & Crafts - Introduction to Art)

Arts & Photography

Unknown, Author

Individual Artists

Discusses such ancient "lost" cities as Machu Picchu, Troy, Knossos, Great Zimbabwe, and Angkor, as well as more modern ghost towns.

Search for Lost Cities (Treasure Hunters)

Reference

Barber, Nicola

Encyclopedias & Subject Guides

Suitable for National Curriculum Key Stage 2/3, a look at what we know about the Aztecs.  Did they have families like ours, who did they worship, and did the children go to school?  Illustrated with colour artwork and photographs by Rob Shone.  First published in hardback in 1992.

What Do We Know About the Aztecs?

Joanna Defrates

Mulberry the dog doesn't like being left home alone but he tries to make the best of it. First he looks for his doggy crunchies and knocks over the rubbish bin, then he chases the cat and gets into more trouble. Luckily he isn't home alone for long.

Mulberry Home Alone (First Storybooks)

sally-grindley

Explores questions and concerns about where babies come from in a simple and reassuring way. This picture book is suitable for young children.

My Amazing Journey (What About Me?)

Pat Thomas

<p>Each chapter of this book concentrates on a different aspect of life and details the myths and legends of dragons and other similar creatures. The illustrations show how dragons have been depicted throughout history. Stories from all over the world are included and their origins revealed.</p>

Dragons (Look & Wonder)

Gerald Legg

Set in the mythical realms of darkness and light, "Egyptian Myths" feature tales about creation, life after death, good and evil and the search for the secret of all knowledge. The marvellous stories in this collection are based on ancient Egyptian temple inscriptions, sacred hieroglyphic texts and tomb carvings. The spirituality of this long-dead culture is recaptured in this world of mighty gods and powerful magic.

Egyptian Myths (Myths & Legends)

History

Morley, Jacqueline

Ancient Civilizations

Bangladesh (Country Fact Files)

This account of Bangladesh includes text panels that offer key facts and information at a glance. One of a series of information books, it examines natural resources, landscape, population, trade and industry, and provides statistical charts.

David Cumming

Asia

This book is an account of Argentina, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay. It is one of a series, gives information on physical landscape, climate and weather, natural resources, population figures, where people live and their lifestyles, economic, trade and business developments, industrial growth, religious and cultural beliefs, education systems, politics, law and order, environmental concerns and how the country is working towards the future.

South America (World Fact Files)

Anna Selby

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