Imagine that you are living in the mighty Roman Empire at the height of its power. Roman soldiers are stationed all around the empire to see that it is well-defended and properly run. That's what you want to do-become a Roman soldier! Do you have what it takes? You must be able to read and write, and have good hearing and eyesight. The army will ...
You know you were born to rule! But will the ancient Egyptians choose you? Find out by putting yourself in line to be their next princess. This intriguing book will groom you for your all-important interview with the pharaohs. You'll dress to impress, and to stay cool in the desert heat. You'll check out your palatial new home. And your new royal ...
Each title in this series takes a particular aspect of the world in which we live and explores it in great depth. They text is lively and the stunning artworks clear and informative, giving the enthusiastic reader every possible piece of information that he or she would ever need to know about the subject Everyday Things and How They Work looks at ...
Ideal for National Curriculum Key Stage 2, an addition to the SO YOU WANT TO BE series which shows what life was really like for a pirate on the high seas. With full colour illustrations by Nicholas Hewetson.
Invites the reader to join the Roman army and describes the skills needed for the job. It progresses from training to the everyday life of a Roman soldier - the living conditions, health, how much money you can earn, activities in free-time and promotion prospects.
An addition to the WORLDWISE series which aims to broaden childrens understanding and appreciation of the world around them and provides answers to range of questions. Suitable for National Curriculum key stage 2-3.
This book follows the development of design and technology in the world of aircraft from the world's first controlled, powered flight in 1903 through to war planes, airships, helicopters, airliners and the latest space craft.
"An Ancient Egyptian Tomb" gives an extraordinary insight into the development of the Valley of the Kings, the most elaborate cemetery of the ancient world. Find out how numerous generations of families were dedicated to building the tomb. Discover the secrets of the intricate processes carried out by teams of specialists. Pull-out illustrations ...
Brings the world's religions to life, making them relevant and accessible to today's children. The beliefs, history and customs of all the main religions are dealt with individually, while the introductory sections address more general questions such as: why do human beings have religions? what do different religions have in common? what has been ...
Organized on a country-by-country basis, this book provides a detailed exploration of the geography, history and politics of the countries of Europe, and gives an insight into European issues in current events.
Compatible with National Curriculum Key Stage 2, an insight into the everyday life of a knight in medieval times, looking at training, weapons and protective armour. Part of the SO YOU WANT TO BE series, illustrated in colour by Nicholas Hewetson.
A look at volcanoes, with chapters on particular volcanoes, the surrounding geology and geography, and the after-effects of volcanic activity. Includes a quiz section to test understanding, a glossary and an index. Illustrated with full colour artwork throughout. Part of the CHECKERS series.
Follows the development of design and technology in the world of aircraft from the world's first controlled, powered flight in 1903 through to war planes, airships, helicopters, airliners and the latest space craft. Includes a detailed chronology of developments in aircraft technology plus a glossary/facts page and index. Packed with facts and ...
Aiming to show how a typical school was in Tudor times, this book looks at the the equipment used and the people who used it. A typical working day is chronicled from early morning through to the end of the day. Timetables are featured to highlight the points.
Aiming to show how a typical kitchen was in Victorian times, this book looks at the the equipment used and the people who used it. A typical working day is chronicled from early morning through to the end of the day. Menus are featured to highlight the points.
Invites readers to join the Pharaoh's family and describes the skills and responsibilities of the job. It then progresses from describing your "workplace" - the palace, to introducing the other members of the royal household, how to dress and behave, and the prospects of becoming Queen.
A reference book dealing with the body. Each chapter covers a particular area and explains its functions, such as the muscles and joints, lungs and breathing, skin and hair. There is also an insert of the human body and its workings, a quiz and reference to the pages where the answers can be found.
"Scary Creatures" is an entertaining new series investigating the more grisly aspects of natural history. "Crocodiles and Alligators" is packed with facts written in an accessible question and answer format, explaining the processes of nutrition, growth and movement in crocodilians and illustrates how skeletons and muscles work in an x-ray page ...
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