Collection: Nonfiction

This Cambridge Student Guide will help you to look at the play from different viewpoints. For examinations, it will equip you with the skills to justify your interpretations with independence, confidience and authority.

This series investigates the miracles of the human body. Each book provides an in-depth focus on a vital body part or system, the way it works, and why it occasionally goes wrong.

In this collection of 29 projects, woodworkers of all skill levels are taught several variations of chip carving -the timeless art of decorating a wood surface by removing chips of wood with short triangular-shaped cuts

Dates with history books are the perfect introduction to key historical events, with simple, fast-paced text, informative photographs, maps, time line, index and glossary.

With so many great choices of species and locations so close together in this area, many anglers are confused as to what to do. This book will make your decisons easier and more successful.

A discussion of the events leading up to the American war for independence from Britain, the revolutionary struggle, the Declaration of Independence, and the beginning of a new nation.

Students of Spanish can bypass complicated tutorials for this one-stop reference. It offers the shortest path to such information as pronunciation, spelling, and accentuation; nouns and articles; pronouns; adjectives and agreement; verbs; and much more

Full of projects & activites to help children learn about the environment. Become a nature detective, make bark & leaf rubbings or plaster casts of animal footprints, build a pond or aquarium, investigate rock pools, grow exoctic fruits & much more.

Learn about Aboriginal food, customs and laws, discover an A-Z of bush-food plants and find out more about cooking bush food at home!