2007
| This is one of several titles in Barron’s series ofGraphic Classics,famous literary works retold in graphic novel form for young readers. Wonderfully atmospheric color illustrations and fast-paced narratives will keep older boys and girls absorbed, and many students will be inspired to delve into the literary classics in their original versions. Count Dracula, the legendary vampire who is Lord of the Undead, departs from his castle in Transylvania and arrives in London, where he begins claiming ....[more] |
1997
| Here's a famous Indian adventure tale set in the days when upper New York State was a wilderness being explored by English settlers. Heywood and Cora are white settlers who become entangled in a war between the Mohican and Huron tribes. They are aided by Hawkeye, a tracker, and Uncas, a friendly Mohican who tries to rescue Cora when she is captured by the Hurons. Activity components to go with The Last of the Mohicans book include: |
2008
| Perhaps the most famous gothic novel in all literature, this is the story of Dr. Frankenstein, his experiments that sought to produce human life, and his creation of the legendary monster. The attractive and rapidly growing" Graphic Classics" series uses the graphic novel format to introduce children to many of the world's greatest literary works. The atmospheric illustrations are of unusually high quality, and the narratives are paced to attract and hold young readers' interest. In addition to ....[more] |
1990
| Step inside a medieval castle and discover for yourself what it was like to live and work inside its massive walls. Superb illustrations and thoroughly researched information provide a vivid and intimate look at every aspect of castle life. You will see the craftsmen and builders at work, witness a great dinner in the main hall, learn about the life of the lord and lady, learn how a page became a knight, and more. |
2009
| Going back in time to examine some of history's most intriguing civilizations, this series investigates different time periods to offer fascinating facts to a young age group. Short, snappy facts about these thrilling historical figures, artifacts, and locations will keep children in awe, while guaranteeing a little learning in the process! With a bright, youthful design and colorful images, this series presents young readers with concise information and a glossary with key words explained ....[more] |
1997
| The Fact Finders series is the non-fiction component of the Oxford Reading Tree. They focus on developing the information retrieval and handling skills children need to use non-fiction effectively.The More Units A, B, and C topics are Clothes, People, and Schools. They are accompanied by a Teacher's Resource Pack providing photocopiable support for these books and for the original Units A, B, and C. |
2001
| This book finds the most horrible and deadly monsters in the world and investigates where they come from, their special powers and their nasty habits. |
1990
| Fact...the Black Death killed almost half the population of Europe between 1347-1351.Fact...for most people, life in the Medieval times was uncertain, unpleasant and short.What hardships did people face? What was life like for kings and queens in castles? Did young people go to school? Find out these facts and much more inFirst Facts About the Middle Ages. |
1987
| Featuring color diagrams, reconstructions, and cutaways, this beautifully illustrated series from internationally acclaimed designer and creator, David Salariya, presents a survey of historical topics from their beginnings to the present. Each book traces the development of a theme over time while examining the historic conditions and the needs, skills, and technology of the people living at each stage of the process. In addition to an illustrated timeline, each book includes a glossary and an i....[more] |
2005
| The Middle Ages have been gone for more than five centuries, but for about one thousand years, medieval knights and magnificent castles made history. How did young boys become noble knights? How did knights fight? What was life like in a medieval castle? The answers are in this book. Take a look! Book jacket. |
2001
| This entertaining celebration of culture shows children different musical instruments and traditional forms of dance around the world. Fascinating photos feature unusual instruments and traditional costumes from different cultures. Young re |
2000
| This highly visual book features different kinds of homes in different cultures around the world. Spectacular photos and exciting information show how different styles of homes are often determined by climate, geography, and the materials a |
2000
| This beautifully illustrated book takes a close up look at clothing and jewelry in the world today and in ancient times. Attractive illustrations and intriguing information allow children to compare their own clothing styles with those of d |
1997
| Our lifestyles often influence what and how we eat. This fascinating book examines how food is grown, prepared, and appreciated by different cultures around the world. Children will be interested to learn why certain foods are more popular |
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