Harris, Nicholas

Tells the story of a European castle, featuring illustrations and descriptions of the same location as it may have appeared at different intervals of time, from 600 B.C. to the early twenty-first century.

A glow-in-the-dark introduction to astronomy, including the universe as a whole, the stars and galaxies, and our solar system.

Nicholas longs for a pet, but his parents say, "No", until one with all the right qualifications comes along.

Describes the appearance and development of life on our planet, from tiny sea creatures through dinosaurs and the first mammals to the arrival and dominance of humans.

A brief, illustrated account of world history from the Stone Age to the present.

Illustrations and simple text teach young readers about castles; uses a thumb index to show how castles have changed throughout history.

Explains the characteristics of the undersea landscape, and looks at the different plants and animals that live in each environment, from the seashore to the ocean trench. Tabs take the reader to parts of text having to do with specific areas oocean, such as the seashore and the coral reef.

Provides color maps and illustrations, as well as facts on the cultures of all regions of the world.

Describes increasingly smaller parts of the universe from nebula to star to Earth to rock to atom.

Examines various parts of the human body and how they work, including the blood, chromosomes, digestive system, muscles, tissues, nervous system, skeleton, and more.