Collection: Nonfiction

Small homes are of particular interest to homeowners searching for unique and affordable ways to live. This book features small house designs for every taste and budget, most of them using less than 2,000 square feet of floor space.

This book explores India's relationship with food. There are details of local produce, how people celebrate, what they cook for festivals, eating at home and how people live. All this interspersed with lots of recipes that children will love to make

This book explores Japan's relationship with food. There are details of local produce, how people celebrate, what they cook for festivals, eating at home and how people live. All this interspersed with lots of recipes that children will love to make.

Always among the most exciting events at the Olympics, track events include any foot race that tests a runner's speed. This book gives a brief outline of each of the Olympic track events along with fun facts, stats, and competitors

The historical commentary in this book puts the Signal magazine content into accurate historical context, showing how, after 1943, the picture of Nazi Germany that Signal presented became ever more increasingly at odds with reality.

Australia's national identity is placed within an historical context to explain Australians' views of themselves and why those views change in the way they do.

Historical documents on the relationship between Aboriginal and white Australians ; Includes: The frontier, peaceful settlement or brutal conquest? - The land question - Black brothers or degraded savages? - Citizens or outcasts? - Missionaries - Government policy.

Eight of Shakespeare's best-loved plays, including 'Romeo and Juliet', 'A Midsummer Night's Dream', 'Hamlet' and 'Macbeth', are retold in this truly classic collection. Andrew Matthews' lively retellings capture all the drama and excitement of the original plays and Angela Barrett's beautiful ill...