Nardo, Don

Examines the mythical lost civilization of Atlantis, said to have been destroyed in a massive disaster. For centuries people searched for its location all around the world. Only in the last few decades did archaeologists and other diligent historical detectives discover it was a real place.

Today's teens face and are expected to deal with a wide array of personal, social, and other issues involving home-life, school, dating, body image, sexual orientation, major life transitions, and in some cases physical and mental disorders. This book examines how many teens have learned to cope with and survive the often stressful trials and tribulations of modern youth.

Social, political, and legal issues involving lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people continue to make headlines and spark discussions and arguments. Through a narrative-driven pro/con format supported by relevant facts, quotes, anecdotes, and full-color illustrations this title examines issues related to LGBT issues.

Discusses the September 11 Terrorist Attacks and an iconic photograph that captured the historic event.

"Chronicles the historic meeting of two railroad lines in 1869 that linked the U.S. transcontinental railroad and Andrew J. Russell's famous photograph of the event"--Provided by publisher.

Photographs and text describe the United States Navy, including how to enlist, basic training and missions.

Includes an overview of the original debate over the need for a bill of rights, an exploration of some later debates about rights issues, and an appendix of original documents.

Presents a history of ancient Mesopotamia in Iraq, discussing religion, architecture and family life.

Discusses the history and lifestyles of the people on ancient Mesopotamia.