A concise A-to-Z guide to every nation in the world contains full-color maps and flags, climate graphs, stamps, and fascinating facts regarding history, politics, culture, economy, and geography.

The Portable World Factbook (Explore Your World)

Reference

Keith Lye

Encyclopedias & Subject Guides

Avon Books [1996]

Stunning photography captures the beauty and power of the mountain ranges around the globe from the Rockies to the Andes to the Himalayas, with text that discusses each area's terrain, animal and plant life, and peoples.

Natural World Series: Mountains

Children's Books

Science, Nature & How It Works

Crescent Books

Offers a state-by-state view of the unsurpassed natural beauty and rich diversity of the American landscape

The Beauty Of America

Arts & Photography

Eric Inglefield

Photography & Video

Describes Wales' geography language, festivals, history, capital, largest cities, beaches, parks, industry, agriculture, and education

Take a Trip to Wales (Take a Trip to Series)

Franklin Watts

Philip's World Atlas New Edition

Philip's World Atlas: 2004 Edition

Philips

An illustrated book of fascinating geographical information about all the countries of the world, for children and adults alike. Arranged in alphabetical order, each country features a physically coloured map together with a simple locator map to show the position of the country or island within its region. The national flag is illustrated with an explanation of its origin, and stamps are used to describe key features of a country's geography, history or resources. The smallest countries or islands, such as the islands of the Indian Ocean, are grouped together within their region, with a shared map. The concise text describes the principal features of the country's landscape, climate, history, politics and economy, while an information box lists the population of the country, its area, capital, languages, ethnic groups and religions, enabling comparisons to be drawn between countries. The larger countries also feature fact boxes highlighting, for example, the highest mountain or longest river.

Philip's World Factbook

PHILIP\'S

The beauty of America

Optimum

This book is part of the "First Starts" series that looks at popular topics that should prove of interest to first and younger readers. This book on earthquakes explains what earthquakes are, where and why they occur and the effects they have, such as avalanches, tidal waves and the destruction of buildings. The book also looks at ancient and modern ways of studying and forecasting earthquakes, and how these methods may help prevent major disasters following serious earthquakes. Other books in the "Fresh Starts" series look at "Volcanoes", "Pollution", "Animals in Danger" and "Mountains".

Earthquakes

Sagebrush Education Resources

This series aims to get children to enjoy practical science and appreciate its relevance to everyday life. The books link basic concepts with geography. Each title introduces a major topic through simple experiments and projects which can be done at home.

Measuring and Maps (Hands on Science)

Atlases & Maps

Franklin Watts Ltd

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