Collection: Nonfiction

Charles V, Emperor of Europe and the New World, is the central figure in the second volume of Thomas's history of the Spanish Empire. It begins with the return of the remnants of Magellan's expedition in 1522 and ends with Charles's death in 1558

Whether you are a new knitter, who wants to learn the basics, or an experienced knitter who wants to try complex patterns, this practical book provides clear, easy-to-follow guidance for all your knitting needs.

This book shows you how to see images in 3-D, with easy-to-follow instructions and simple techniques. Packed with 100 visually interesting images that have the capacity to be used as tools for meditation or just for our amusement

Written by a published author who has been there, seen it and done it, this book covers virtually everything you need to know about the international picture book market and selling your work to agent and publishers.

This collection of six plays written for young audiences - from primary school right through high school - showcases some of the inspiring works developed by the Green Thumb Theatre in Canada

An illustrated reference guide for students that provides a comprehensive guide to our planet, its structure & systems plus identifies its place in the Solar system. Explore our planet from its geology & rocks to natural phenomena, to climate & plants.

Designed by leading British astronomers and erected at Melbourne Observatory in 1869, the telescope was the second largest telescope in the world. Incredibly, the telescope had a second and third life; transferred to Mount Stromlo Observatory in 1945...

Literature through the ages has continuously invented imaginary and legendary lands, projecting there all those dreams and nightmares that are intrusive and challenging for reality. Eco leads us on an illustrated journey through these lands & inhabitants

Tour this winter playground rich in history and tropical allure. The resort city's amenities are illustrated in beautiful, hand-tinted picture postcards that date to the early 1900s