Learn all about geography on planet Earth in this jam-packed visual encyclopedia for children.

Get to know the processes that shape our world through amazing facts and colourful diagrams in this fully updated edition of the popular Geography A Children’s Encyclopedia.

This encyclopedia for children aged 9-12 is full of beautiful pictures that bring the natural world to life and show Earth’s most amazing features. Each concept is broken down clearly, with colourful diagrams describing geological processes, while the water cycle and the structure of a rainforest canopy are fully explained.

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Discover the Scandinavian country of Norway, with its majestic mountains, stunning fjords, and unique culture.

DK Super World: Norway is part of the new DK Super World series for children aged 7-11 to explore the wonders of diverse cultures and landscapes across the globe.

Captivating and curriculum-aligned, this book builds background knowledge and is the perfect support for learning about the countries of the world. Embark on an educational journey with this enriching Norway country profile book, specifically tailored for elementary school pupils.

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If you're looking for simple, visual guide to all of the core sciences, this book is for you.

If you wonder how airplanes stay in the air, how holograms are made, or whether viruses really are living creatures, How Science Works will reveal all. This book uses clear, easy-to-understand graphics to explain difficult concepts – not only the core science topics that eluded us at school, but also the cutting-edge science reported in the news, including the discovery of the Higgs boson, gravitational waves, and the mysteries of dark matter. This new edition is revised with latest facts, figures, and discoveries, including new pages on artificial intelligence and quantum computing.

From the Amazon rainforest to the samba-filled streets of Rio de Janeiro, take an exciting adventure through Brazil.

DK Super World: Brazil is part of the new DK Super World series for children aged 7-11 to explore the wonders of diverse cultures and landscapes across the globe.

Captivating and curriculum-aligned, this book is the perfect support for learning about the countries of the world. Embark on an educational journey with this enriching Brazil country profile book, specifically tailored for elementary school pupils.

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For learners who don't have the basic skills to work with maps, this guide will empower learners to cope with map work questions in the matric exam. Through step-by-step explanations learners will develop confidence to deal with maps and photos and master theoretical knowledge required by the NCS.

Have you ever wondered what a badland is? What about a gulch? Do you wonder what an isthmus is? Or a seamount? What about the difference between a plateau and a plain, or a knob and a knoll? Well, here are the answers!

The sixty-three entries from A to Z describe the earth's features -- its physical geography -- from the highest mountain peak to the deepest ocean trench, in clear, concise terms. Each entry is beautifully illustrated in full color.

This is a perfect introduction to the dramatic and fascinating face of the vast world around us. The author and artist of the best-selling MAPS & GLOBES team up again, this time to prove that geography can indeed be an adventure.

For learners who don't have the basic skills to work with maps, this guide will empower learners to cope with map work questions in the matric exam. Through step-by-step explanations learners will develop confidence to deal with maps and photos and master theoretical knowledge required by the NCS.

Alphabetical Africa, Walter Abish's delightful first novel, is an extraordinary linguistic tour de force, high comedy set in an imaginary dark continent that expands and contracts with ineluctable precision, as one by one the author adds the letters of the alphabet to his book, and then subtracts them. While the 'geoglyphic' African landscape forms and crumbles, it is, among other things, attacked by an army of driver ants, invaded by Zanzibar, painted orange by the transvestite Queen Quat of Tanzania, and becomes a hunting ground for a pair of murderous jewel thieves tracking down their nymphomaniac moll.

A realistic account of life in ancient Greece as experienced by an ordinary citizen of the time, the work presents the ancient Greeks not only in their role as founders of Western civilization but as people interesting in themselves. The author traces the development of early Greece from Mycenaean times, through the period of Homer and Archaic Greece, and finally the expansion of Greek culture following Alexander's conquests. The volume features color plates, halftones, maps, and charts that form an integral, visual complement to the text. Bibliographies, quotation sources, and a glossary provide additional study aids.