Surveys the civilization, history, and culture of the Incas, including studies of their government, religion, family life, agriculture, and architecture

The Incas (Worlds of the Past)

Kendall, Sarita

Children's Books

Crestwood House

<p>Explores the people, history, culture, land, climate, and economy of Ecuador, which takes its name from the fact that the equator crosses through its mountains just north of the capital city of Quito</p>

Ecuador (Major World Nations)

History

Chelsea House Pub

Ransom for a River Dolphin

<p>After discovering a badly injured river dolphin, Carmenza and her classmate, Ramiro, hide the animal among the trees at the edge of the lake and nurse it slowly back to health.</p>

Teen & Young Adult

Literature & Fiction

Lerner Pub Group

Introduces the South American country which takes its name from the equator, which passes through it.

Ecuador (Lets Visit)

Geography & Cultures

Finding a seriously hurt dolphin in the Amazon near her small Colombian village and suspecting her stepfather of having wounded it, Carmenza nurses it back to health and turns to the wise old Indian Omar to appease its spirit.

Al Rescate de Omacha

Norma S A Editorial