John Malam is a British historian and archaeologist who specializes in writing non-fiction for children. His work delves into history and archaeology, bringing past worlds to life for young readers. Malam's approach is both informative and engaging, making complex subjects accessible to his audience. Through his books, he aims to foster a sense of curiosity and a love for history in children.
This fact-packed information book combines meticulous picture research and compelling text, all structured and designed to engage young readers. The Story of the First World War for Children (1914-1918) is produced in conjunction with London's Imperial War Museum.
Every morning the farm animals get up early, but Pig is so lazy he always stays in bed! Will he ever get up in time to enjoy the very best part of the day?
A must have book for dino fans - all the latest information at your fingertips!e.explore: Dinosaur is a unique combination of a book and an exclusive website, created with Google'¢, the world's most popular search engine.Use the book to read all about dinosaurs, then go online to the special website to discover even more. Go on location with fossil hunters, analyse their finds in the laboratory, and follow the reconstruction processes behind the creation of life-size museum models, virtual reality reconstructions, and Hollywood animatronics.All the internet links have been specifically selected, giving you all the latest exciting information on dinosaurs. Linked to the National Curriculum, this book is perfect for projects, or just for fun - homework need never be boring again.To find out more about how e.explore: Dinosaur works, go to www.dinosaur.dke-explore.com and take a sneak preview.
Learn 100 facts about pyramids all over the world.
The year is 1922. English archaeologist, Howard Carter, lights a candle to look inside the tomb he has found, and sees something no one had seen for 3000 years. He has found Tutankhamun's tomb. And everywhere he looks, is the glint of gold! But who is Tutankhamun? And how did he live? Just like Carter, you'll discover the secrets of the 'boy king', who became pharaoh of Egypt when he was just eight years old. You'll also explore ideas about how Tutankhamun died and what happened to his tomb in the 3000 years before Carter discovered it. But what's that about a curse, you ask? Read on, if you dare... Tutankhamun: Search for the Lost Pharaoh is part of the Astro range from Rising Stars Reading Planet. Astro books are ideal for struggling and reluctant readers aged 7-11. Each book is dual-banded so that children can improve their fluency whilst enjoying exciting fiction and non-fiction relevant to their age. Reading Planet books have been carefully levelled to support children in becoming fluent and confident readers. Each book features useful notes and questions to support reading at home and develop comprehension skills. Interest age: 8-9 Reading age: 7-8 years
Do you think being a Roman gladiator seems glamorous? Think again! At gladiator school, you'll be taught to fight, kill, and die in a suitably sporting manner to entertain the Roman crowds. If you survive, you could become a hero - but don't count on it. This title in the popular You Wouldn't Want to Be series features full-colour illustrations which combine humour and accurate technical detail. Featuring brand new extra content including a timeline, fun facts a list of 'top' characters and a map
A book of questions and answers provides information on outer space, the solar system and its planets, and the structure and geography of the Earth.
Four little bunnies live under the roots of a big, old oak tree in Dingle Wood. There's Rocky, Bramble, Fern, and ... Daisy, the forgetful bunny! This is the story of Daisy, who seems to forget everything. The detailed pictures and easy text ensure that young children will enjoy this book.
Indiana Jones, ficticious 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. Suggested level: intermediate, junior secondary.
e.explore: Dinosaur presents the landmark discoveries of the last 200 years, goes on location with today's great fossil hunters, investigates the many different kinds of evidence they seek, analyses their finds in the laboratory, and follows the reconstruction processes behind the creation of life-size museum models, virtual reality reconstructions, and Hollywood animatronics. Dramatic illustrations bring to life the best-known finds by combining the latest scholarship and the latest, dazzling Photoshop and CGI techniques. e.explore is a unique combination of book and website, created with Google, the world's most popular search engine. The book gives you all the basics that are difficult to find online, and the website directs you to a whole wealth of specially selected and authenticated sites to allow the user to explore further.
