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Hazel Richardson

    Life of the Ancient Vikings
    Life in Ancient South America
    Religion in the Ancient World
    Communication in the Ancient World
    The Power Master
    Government in the Ancient World
    • 2021

      A recognition guide to over 200 dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals. It features clear photographs of fossils sitting alongside realistic artworks and digital images that show how the animals may have appeared in the flesh. In this fully revised and updated edition, jargon-free text pinpoints the key characteristics of each species and provides quick, accessible information.

      Dinosaurs and Other Prehistoric Life
    • 2016

      The Power Master

      • 364 pages
      • 13 hours of reading

      The story follows Tarker, a skilled Power Master, and his sarcastic companion Kok, a krawk, as they confront various threats to the realm. They assist both peasants and rulers, engaging in battles against demonic creatures and power users. Their quest intensifies when they help Al Dron thwart an invasion and rescue his kidnapped son. Alongside trained krawks and Power Mistresses, they strive to purify the poisoned land of Findelling and face their most formidable enemy yet, highlighting themes of bravery, loyalty, and environmental stewardship.

      The Power Master
    • 2016

      Kangalor

      • 444 pages
      • 16 hours of reading

      The story unfolds on the continent of Traztajor, where Kangalor faces a new threat from the tyrannical Zackard Lei, who seeks to unleash chaos after five years of peace. His ruthless ambitions include a formidable arsenal and a fleet designed for invasion. Meanwhile, Zaland Arj, the courageous leader of the Maj Society of Thaumaturgery, stands ready to defend Kangalor. The stakes rise as powerful dragons, led by the vengeful Zagog, join the fight against Lei's impending onslaught, promising an epic clash for the fate of the region.

      Kangalor
    • 2016

      Traztajor

      • 370 pages
      • 13 hours of reading

      Set on the continent of Traztajor, the story unfolds in Kangalor, where peaceful peasants are ruled by a pleasure-seeking Satrup. Tension arises as Zakard Lei, leader of the Das Blaazd Society, schemes to enslave the populace. In response, the Maj society, led by the powerful Zalund Arj, allies with independent thaumaturges to protect Kangalor. Meanwhile, Prince Lomax rallies the army to defend against Lei’s invasion, while courageous agents risk their lives to gather intelligence amidst the chaos of war.

      Traztajor
    • 2011

      Exploring the governance structures of ancient civilizations, this book delves into the unique systems that shaped societies throughout history. It offers insights into how different cultures organized power, made laws, and maintained order, highlighting the diversity and complexity of political systems from various regions. The engaging narrative provides a comprehensive overview, making it a valuable resource for understanding the foundations of modern governance.

      Government in the Ancient World
    • 2011

      Exploring the diverse communication methods of ancient civilizations, this book delves into the unique systems developed across cultures. It highlights how these early societies conveyed ideas, recorded history, and maintained social order through various forms of writing, symbols, and oral traditions. The narrative emphasizes the significance of these communication practices in shaping human interaction and cultural evolution, offering readers a captivating insight into the foundations of language and expression throughout history.

      Communication in the Ancient World
    • 2011

      Exploring the diverse religious practices of ancient civilizations, this book delves into the beliefs, rituals, and deities that shaped cultures throughout history. It offers insights into the spiritual lives of societies, highlighting how religion influenced daily life, governance, and interpersonal relationships. By examining various traditions, the work emphasizes the commonalities and differences that defined human spirituality in the ancient world.

      Religion in the Ancient World
    • 2011

      Exploring the rich tapestry of ancient civilizations, this book delves into their diverse arts and cultures. It highlights significant achievements and practices, offering insights into the daily lives, beliefs, and artistic expressions of these societies. Readers will gain a deeper understanding of how these cultures influenced one another and shaped the world we know today.

      Arts and Culture in the Ancient World
    • 2011

      Technology in the Ancient World

      • 32 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      Exploring the innovative technologies of ancient civilizations, this book highlights their surprising advancements and contributions to human progress. From engineering marvels to medical practices, it reveals how these early societies shaped the world with their ingenuity. Readers will gain insights into the tools and techniques that laid the groundwork for modern technology, showcasing the remarkable achievements of our ancestors.

      Technology in the Ancient World
    • 2005

      Exploring the rich history of ancient South American civilizations, this book delves into the remarkable development and architectural achievements of the Inca. It highlights their innovative engineering techniques, urban planning, and the cultural significance of their structures. Through detailed analysis, the text uncovers how these advancements reflect the Inca's societal values and their connection to the environment, offering a comprehensive understanding of their legacy in the context of pre-Columbian history.

      Life in Ancient South America