juvenile literature

Introduces the Huron people, focusing on their history, culture, and the struggle to keep alive their unique civilization.

Examines the life, culture, and future prospects of the Creek Indians.

Describes the life and adventures of the seaman who was the first Englishman to sail around the world.

Text and photographs present a brief biography of Cal Ripken, Jr. who holds almost every major league baseball record a shortstop can have.

Text and accompanying photographs provide an overview of the military battles and political changes that occurred during World War I.

Describes and illustrates how colors combine in printing and how they affect our eyes.

Explores the world of the rain forest--its plants, animals, flowers, insects, and people.

Tells the story of the Liberty Bell, relating why it was made and how it came to be a symbol of freedom in the United States.

A rhyming description of the kente cloth costumes of the Ashanti and Ewe people of Ghana and a portrayal of the symbolic colors and patterns.

Presents eight myths and legends from various Native American peoples, including the Algonquins, Pawnees, Blackfeet, and Navajo.