Iggulden, Conn

Chagetai, heir to the late Genghis Khan, violently challenges his brother, Ogedai, when Ogedai, about to be proclaimed the new Khan, delays the coronation ceremony for the building of the majestic city of Karakorum.

Tells the story of Genghis Khan's grandson, Kublai Khan, who struggles to lead his people.

A book of classic pastimes and interesting information for boys. Explains how to make a paper airplane, tie knots, play stickball, build a treehouse, make a go-cart, and skip stones.

Genghis must act when trouble brews west of the Mongolian plains. Dividing his army and using his sons as generals, he sets out to accomplish two important goals--conquer those who resist, and determine which son should succeed him.

Genghis Khan marches across the Gobi Desert with his warriors to lay siege to fortress after fortress in his quest for domination, using his imagination and cunning to battle enemies and overcome any obstacle that stands in his way.

Tells the story of Ghengis Khan's grandson, Kublai Khan, who struggles to lead his people.

Two boys grow into manhood as a new empire takes shape around the city of Rome, and as the pair are trained in the art of combat, they find themselves caught between two rival generals who are driving the empire to the brink of civil war.

A collection of entertainments geared toward boys, containing accounts of famous battles, William Shakespeare quotations, games, and instructions for activities such as building a go-cart, cutting flint heads, making an electromagnet, and folding the "greatest paper airplane in the world.".

Brothers Conn and Hal Iggulden have put together a wonderful collection of all things that make being young or young at heart fun--building go-carts and electromagnets, identifying insects and spiders, and finding true north.

Three stories about flying creatures called Tollins who are more rugged and resilient than fairies.