An introduction to Japan for young readers. The country is considered in terms of its location, weather, shelter, food, landmarks, transport, schools, clothing, recreation, celebrations and culture. Photographs are used to present facts in an informative way, and every spread builds on the information presented in the previous one. There are also simple maps to help young readers locate the country's place in the world and to identify places and geographical features mentioned in the text.
India: from the Mughals to the Coming of the British (Longman origins)
by John Robottom
Divali (Festivals and Faiths) (A World of Festivals S.)
by Dilip Kadodwala
Introduces the customs and practices of this holiday, celebrated by Hindus around the world.
Samurai (3.3 Young Reading Series Three (Purple)) (Usborne Young Reading: Series Three)
by Louie Stowell
Tells the story of the Samurai and how they shaped Japan’s history and culture with their training methods, battles and belief in death before dishonour. Includes timelines and Internet links to recommended websites. Vividly illustrated by Jason Eagle. Young Reading Series Three are for confident readers who still need to gain the stamina needed for standard length books. Part of the Usborne Reading Programme developed with reading experts at the University of Roehampton and a history consultant...
This book is part of a series which examines major historical topics through a mixture of narrative and analysis of the key issues invoved. The author traces the history and development of the European Community, and examines its major functions and institutions. Beginning with the formation of the ECSE in 1951, the author discusses the political and economic reasons for the foundation of the European Economic Community in 1957. He looks in depth at the European Parliament, the Community Courts,...
Japan - The Land (Revised, Ed. 3) (Lands, Peoples & Cultures)
by Bobbie Kalman
This text deals with the origins, rise and decline of the Mughal dynasty in India and the origins and establishment of British rule. It also looks at how the British and Indians perceived each other nad the economic impact of British rule. All questions and activities are directly related to National Curriculum attainment targets.
Describes the landscapes, geology, weather, oceans, coastlines, air, soil, plants, animals, and people of the continent of Asia.
"World Tour" books explore the history and geography behind the most famous aspects of one country, in the form of a holiday scrapbook. A summary of the country's past helps to put the human and physical geography in context. It examines everyday life and controversial issues culminating in a discussion of the future. Each book contains travel/ sightseeing tips, recipes and maps.
Singapore (Cultures of the World (Fourth Edition)(R))
by Debbie Nevins
Eyewitness:India Paper
The diversity of life in India - from the glamour of Bollywood to the everyday life of a villager - is explored and celebrated.
An informative account of the more than 7,000-year-old civilization of China including insights into the individuals who helped shape this country.