An imaginative series w/facts and cartoons on Scotland's history, etc.

Mary, Queen of Scots (Scottie Books)

Children's Books

Dougals, Elizabeth

Biographies

National Museums Of Scotland

Offers a time-line in stone of Scotland's history. From the oldest broch to Queen Victoria's Balmoral, this book describes and illustrates many of Scotland's famous castles.

Scottish Castles (Scottie Books - Children's Activity Book Series)

Jarvie, Gordon

History

An imaginative series w/facts and cartoons on Scotland's history, lore, genealogy and natural world.

Clans (Scottie Books)

An imaginative series w/facts and cartoons on Scotland's history, etc.

Scottish Kings and Queens (Scottie Books Series)

Teen & Young Adult

Douglas, Elizabeth

Science Fiction & Fantasy

This book looks at Scotland -- a land of contrasts. The rugged mountains on Skye, the farmland of the Border country and the city streets of Edinburgh and Glasgow are all part of this diversity. Find out how the countryside changes with the seasons and read about the wildlife which is such an important part of the Scottish landscape. Find out: what Scotland looked like before the great Caledonian pine forest was chopped down; where the coldest place in Scotland is to be found; how to plan your route around the islands.

Scottish Landscapes (Scottie Books)

McKirdy, Alan

This book tells the dramatic story of the Stewart Kings and queens of Scotland.

Dynasty: the Royal House of Stewart

Thomson, Duncan, Rosalind K. Marshall and David H. Caldwell

Mischeivous Pastime Diggin in Cyprus in the 19th

Goring, Elizabeth

Royal Museum of Scotland: Souvenir booklet

Royal Museum of Scotland

Behind golden screens: Treasures from the Tokyo Fuji Art Museum : a catalogue of the exhibition held in the Royal Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh from 10 August to 20 October 1991

Tōkyō Fuji Bijutsukan

Dr John Rae, Orcadian, explorer, collector and ethnographer, began his Arctic explorations in the 1840s and was instrumental in uncovering the first clues as to the fate of the Franklin expedition, which went missing in 1847. He travelled over 13,000 miles of the Canadian Arctic, adopting the survival techniques of the Indians and Inuit. He undertook surveys and studies, and collected zoological, botanical and ethnographic material. Unusually for the time, he recognized and learned from the skills and understanding of peoples he encountered, which made him a controversial figure in Victorian eyes. This book makes use of Rae's unpublished journal, which provides detail and an insight into the realities of Arctic travel in the nineteenth century. Illustrations are drawn from a wide range of Scottish and Canadian sources.

No ordinary journey: John Rae, Arctic explorer, 1813-1893

Bunyan, Ian

Idiens, Dale

Wilson, Bryce

CALDER, JENNI

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