May, Robin

Presents the people and life of the real Wild West, from the first pioneers to the coming of the railroad and the eventual civilizing of the West.

Describes how Native Americans such as the Sioux and Cheyenne lived before the white man came and destroyed that way of life.

An introduction to the theater and its history, discussing ballet, opera, musicals, puppets, theater buildings, actors, sets, costumes, rehearsals, and opening nights.

Traces, in text and illustrations, the history of the Plains Indian people from their arrival in North America through the slow destruction of their culture by the arrival of the white settlers to their present struggle to maintain their identity.

Spotlights significant people and events in the history of the American West.

Brief text and illustrations introduce the daily life, homes, artifacts, and ceremonies of a variety of North American Indian tribes.

Traces the military and political career of Julius Caesar who became dictator of the Roman Empire in 49 B.C. and discusses the history and culture of Ancient Rome.

Explains how ballet began, how ballets are produced, and what is taught in a ballet school. Contrasts modern ballet with classical ballet and introduces all-time favorite ballets.

Describes the life of a colonial merchant, his business, family life, home, social life, and his role in the War of Independence. Includes a glossary of terms.