Allan, Tony

Uses primary source materials to trace the history of the conflicts in Northern Ireland.

Describes world political, social, and economic conditions in the early twenty-first century; includes photographs, illustrations, and maps.

An illustrated account of the religions, myths, and legends of the native inhabitants of South America.

An illustrated examination of the historical roots of Chinese mythology.

Profiles the myths of the ancient Aztecs and Maya and discusses how those myths became the basis of their religion, where the myths originated, what each myth means, and other related topics.

Presents a collection of full-color illustrated photographs depicting the life, myth, and art of ancient Rome including temples and aqueducts, mosaics and jewelry, and much more.

Explains why floods occur, examines the damage that can be caused by flood waters, and offers tips on how to survive a flood. Includes a look at some of history's worst floods.

Provides an illustrated introduction to rain forest biomes, explaining what rain forests are, how they work, the plant and animal life they support, the resources rain forests provide, and the problems of environmental destruction. Includes a look at the life of a young woman living in the Amazon rain forest.

An introductory survey of art during the renaissance from the year 1337 to the death of Italian painter Tintoretto in 1594, featuring color reproductions of masterpieces, highlights of specific artists and movements, a discussion of tools and techniques used, and a look at stylistic influences between artists and cultures.

Explores some of the early myths, including the rise and fall of the Titans, and how beliefs changed with the influence of Christianity. Readers also learn how these myths continue to influence our lives today.