Macdonald, Fiona

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Food

2001
Explores the role of food in cultures around the world, discussing its production and preparation, the methods by which it is distributed, the types of food people eat, food festivals and problems, the use of food in religious ceremonies, the ways people eat, and other topics.

Homes

2001
Explores the purpose and meaning of homes and shelters in cultures around the world, discussing building materials, social differences, safety, families, special shapes, homes that change, and other related topics.

Top 10 worst spooky mysteries you wouldn't want to know about!

2011
With fact boxes and sidebars offering additional information, this book introduces scary journeys into the unknown, from Roswell, New Mexico, where space aliens are said to have crash-landed on a remote ranch to the collapse of the civilization that built the Moai of Easter Island.

Top 10 worst killer animals you wouldn't want to meet!

2011
With fact boxes and sidebars offering additional information, this book introduces killer animals, from the mosquito to the great white shark.

Mysterious mummies

2004
A photo-illustrated overview of ancient Egypt, mummies, archaeology, and mummy conservation presented through fictional journal entries about the excavation of an underground tomb. Also includes a glossary and list of further resources.

Women in a changing world, 1945-2000

2001
Text and photos chronicle women's social and cultural history from the end of the Second World War through the end of the twentieth century, addressing such topics as home life, work life, the feminist movement, women in politics, and women's achievements.

Women in peace & war, 1900-1945

2001
Pictures and text describe how the freedom of women fluctuated with periods of war and peace between the beginning of the twentieth century and the end of World War II.

The plague and medicine in the Middle Ages

2006
Discusses life expectancy in the Middle Ages, examining at the reasons why people died, what they believed to be the cause of illness and disease, and the practices of medieval doctors and surgeons, and looks at the spread of the plague and the vast number of deaths it caused.

Monarchs in the Middle Ages

2006
Examines the role of monarchs during the Middle Ages, between 500 to 1500 A.D., discussing royal responsibilities, kingdom building, rivalries, and other topics, and including a time line and glossary.

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