Malam, John

Briefly examines the life of the renowned Dutch painter and traces the development of his art.

Showcases lost ships located all over the world and reveals how these ships were found. Examines how scientists study these ships and features photographs and illustrations throughout.

Describes a research expedition to study gladiators, particularly one whose skeleton was recently unearthed in London.

Students will learn about ancient Greek home life, food, children and schools, storytelling, and just what the Greeks did for fun.

Reveals the inner workings of a large public library by examining the various departments and their functions, the equipment used, and the duties of the people who work there.

A graphic novel adaptation of Charles Dickens' classic novel about the harsh life of an orphan in Victorian England.

Simple text describes how a bowl of cornflakes is created starting from planting the corn to the cornflakes being sold.

Illustrations, photographs, and special see-through pages introduce children to killer whales, describing what they look like, inside and out, how they hunt, what they eat, and how they interact with humans.

Illustrations, photographs, and special see-through pages introduce children to different animals that come out at night, describing what they look like, inside and out, how they hunt, what they eat, and how they interact with humans.

Indiana Jones, fictitious archeologist-adventurer from the popular films by George Lucas, describes the civilization of ancient Egypt, its history, geography, dynasties, daily life, religion, art, and influences on subsequent civilizations.