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DK Handbook: Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Life by Hazel Richardson
Category: unmapped
Profiles over 200 dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals, from Thrinaxodon to Spinosaurus to the Imperial Mammoth Crystal-clear artworks, including stunningly realistic digital images, show how the animal may have appeared in the flesh Concise and jargon-free text pinpoints the key characteristics ...Show more
How To Split The Atom by Hazel Richardson
Category: Fiction | Series: How to S.
This "How to" guide teaches atom-splitting. The reader can try splitting a water molecule, making an electron propeller, building an unstable nucleus and starting a chain reaction!
Life in Ancient Africa by Hazel Richardson
Category: Children's | Series: Peoples of the Ancient World S.
From the first hunting and gathering societies to the great Nubian kingdoms of Kush, Africa has for centuries been the centre of great cultural activity across its mountains, deserts, and rainforests. This book portrays the major civilisations of the ancient African era using maps, photographs and illus ...Show more
Life in Ancient Japan by Hazel Richardson
Category: Fiction | Series: Peoples of the Ancient World
Ages 8 to 14 years. This fascinating new book describes how Japan grew from rule by local chieftains to an emperor-led nation with many noble families competing for prominence. Beautiful spreads and full-colour photographs unveil Japan's rich history and the people who struggled to make it their own. ...Show more
Life in the Ancient Indus River Valley by Hazel Richardson
Category: History | Series: Peoples of the Ancient World
Ages 8 to 14 years. The Indus River Valley was once home to thriving communities of peoples who worked the land now known as Pakistan. Some of the world's oldest civilisations, including the Harappans and the Maurya and Gupta empires, grew in this fertile region. This beautiful new book beautifully doc ...Show more
Life of the Ancient Celts by Hazel Richardson
Category: Children's
Life of the Ancient Celts depicts the legendary people that ruled the extensive region that stretched out in all directions from present-day Austria. Known as ferocious warriors, the Celts were also skilled forgers of iron. The discovery of salt also allowed the Celts to become wealthy through trade wit ...Show more
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