Following the journey of a family who sets off for America from Eastern Europe in 1849 to seek their fortune, this book contains detailed cross-sections showing the routes of their 6800 mile journey. The reader is also encouraged to find the golden crowns hidden on every page.

Quest for the West In Search of Gold (Information Books - History)

Peter Kent

WAYLAND PUBLISHERS LTD

An action-led abridged retelling of Sir Walter Scott's 19th century novel, which attempts to capture the ruthlessness and romance of the period.

Ivanhoe

Walter, Scott

A look at the types of food grown, prepared and eaten by the Aztecs, describing the ways in which it was produced, preserved, cooked and served with recipes, colour and black and white photographs and artwork, a glossary, further reading list and an index. A title from the FOODS AND FEASTS series.

Food and Feasts With the Aztecs

Dawson, Imogen

Examines the scientific revolution of the 16th-18th centuries, describing the great discoveries and inventions of the era and the people who made them. Illustrated with colour and black and white artefacts, paintings and drawings, a new title in the HISTORY MAKERS series. Suitable for the National Curriculum History Key Stage 2.

History Makers of the Scientific Revolut

Morgan, Nina

This work looks at the story behind the dropping of the first atomic bomb from the position of the scientists who developed it, the politicians who used it, the air crew who bombed the cities, their leaders and the bomb's survivors. It also considers how the world has changed since the bombs fell.

Hiroshima and Nagasaki (New Perspectives)

History

R.G. Grant

Military

Opening with a survey of the geography and climate of the region, this book looks at the pre-Inca cultures and the myths and historical reality of their rise to power. The complex and well-organized political and social structure of the Inca empire is examined in detail, followed by an examination of their ideas and religion, arts and sciences, and a window on to every-day life for an Inca family. The book concludes with a description of the Spanish conquest and the Inca legacy for Peru today. It is part of a series of comprehensive reference works providing a look at the way of life, beliefs and achievements of the ancient cultures. The emphasis is on primary resource material, both textual and illustrative.

The Incas: The Ancient World

Sayer, Chloë

Children's Books

Through the use of cartoons and humour the author aims to help young children to understand their emotions. This series of books also contains notes for adults and further reading lists if more exploration of the topic is warranted.

I'm Shy

Karen Bryant-Mole

One day Amy spots her teacher, Mr Jones, putting a box of bottles and newspapers outside of his house. He explains that he's leaving them to be taken away to be recycled. He tells his class at school about it and takes them to a recycling plant to show them how it works, what sort of things they can recycle and to explain why it's important.

Why Should I Recycle?

Jen. Green

Mike, Gordon

Why Should I Save Energy?

Looking at how one little girl became aware of how energy is wasted when her house has a power cut. She discovers what would happen if there wasn't any electricity and fuels and learns fun ways of saving energy.

Science & Math

Environment

Why Should I Save Water?

This title looks at how one little girl became aware of how water is wasted. She discovers what would happen if there wasn't any water and learns fun ways of saving water.

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