Ross, Stewart

An illustrated biography of Alexander Graham Bell, the inventor of the telephone.

Examines the history, people, city-states, government, social structure, home and school life, clothing, meals, sports and games, religion, and daily activities of ancient Greece.

Examines the events leading to conflicts in the Middle East between Israelis and Arabs, as well as the effects of terrorism and war on the situation.

Looks at the history of heroes on horseback from the ancient Greeks and the knights of medieval Europe to the Mongolian cavalries and Native American warriors.

Presents information about such creatures found in the world's lakes and oceans as Great White sharks, the Loch Ness Monster, giant squids, and poisonous jellyfish.

A collection of tales from Africa, the Middle East, and Biblical stories from the Old Testament.

A collection of tales drawn from across North and South America and including those of native peoples as well as of later settlers.

Discusses mythical beasts such as Bigfoot, dragons, and the Minotaur as well as real-life dangerous animals like tigers, polar bears, and snakes.

A graphic novel for proficient readers that presents the story of a Greek athlete who receives a warning from Athene that he must not compete in the Olympic Games.

Methen, a young boy in ancient Egypt, helps a servant girl save herself from being forced into marriage to Kenamun, the aging chief embalmer, by exposing the man's grave robbing activities. Presented in graphic form.