Collection: Nonfiction

Discusses the history of each country, including ancient monuments, its government, the land, sports, festivals, food, crafts, and everyday life

This book shows students how to find, evaluate, organize, and use evidence on key topics, such as the causes of the war, Blitzkrieg, the persecution of the Jews, the home front, types of propaganda, and the bombing of Hiroshima.

Alexandra Bonfante-Warren has chosen representative masterpieces from each of the Louvre's seven departments- Egyptian Antiquities, Oriental Antiquities, Greek and Roman Antiquities, Decorative Arts, Sculpture, Paintings, and Drawings

In this work, Bernstein chronicles the development of the technology of human communication, or media, and illustrates how new communication technologies have all had a profound effect on human society, for better or for worse.

Explores methods of solving fraction word problems using food examples.

This series for school students looks at the physics behind simple machines using everyday examples & encourages readers to embark on practical projects to illustrate the science in action. This title focuses on the role of wheels & axles.

The student guide will help you look at the play from different viewpoints. It will give you the skills to justify your interpretations and evaluate the significance of historical, social and cultural contexts.

A collection of essays that communicates the unique histories and cultures of Torres Strait Islanders to a broad audience.

Charts, whether paper or electronic, are your most fundamental navigational tool. Using them to your best advantage requires a thorough understanding of the symbols and abbreviatons and an awareness of the limits of accuracy in positions and sounds.

This book follows a five part structure: A short biography of the novelist; A full length study of the novel; Summary of how the novel was received when first published; Summary of how the novel is standing today; Helpful list of discussion questions.