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World Book
Encyclopedia 2011 |
The 2011 edition
of World Book Encyclopedia features:
27,500 plus rich photographs and
illustrations; 3,800 plus
contributors; 2,200 plus colourful,
cartographically accurate maps
provide current borders and
topographic, economic, and
historical details. |
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Documenting
History |
This 12-volume
set examines important aspects of
modern history through a range of
primary source media-including
photos, eyewitness accounts, news
reports, and official documents. The
materials are woven into a coherent
overview of the topic. This set,
designed to be used as circulating
non-fiction in the library and as a
companion to history texts in the
classroom, brings history to life
while teaching students the
importance of primary source
research. |
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Explore the
Universe |
A highly
illustrated, 10-volume
examination of celestial
wonders beyond the solar
system, covering the most
important objects in the
solar system and how
scientists study them. This
set extends the student's
knowledge of the solar
system at a more in depth
and advanced level with
curriculum relevant topics. |
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Explore the Solar System |
A redesigned and updated version of the Solar System and Space Exploration Library, Explore the Solar System features a larger trim size and many new illustrations in a more exciting and appealing format. This set is a companion to Explore the Universe. |
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Learning Ladders II
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Specially created for young learners, this 10-volume resource library presents a wide range of information in concise text, large type, and big, colorful pictures that children will remember. A wonderful follow-up series to the widely popular Learning Ladders I. |
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Trek's
Travels |
Capture
the imagination and interest
of young readers with these
beautifully illustrated,
hard-cover storybooks.
Trek’s Travels follows the
adventures of a lovable
scarecrow named Trek and his
three feathered friends as
they travel around the
world. |
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Celebrations Rituals I & II |
Each of the extensively illustrated books in World Book's Celebrations and Rituals Around the World introduces readers to customs and traditions that mark special events in the lives of individuals and groups from around the world.
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Year Book
2011 |
This single volume is published by World Book every year and acts as an add on to your existing World Book set. e.g. any customer having the 2004 edition, can buy the yearbooks of the years 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 & 2011 and make their set up-to-date. Each yearbook costs Rs. 1,500 and we have yearbooks of the years 2002 till 2011 in stock. |
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Animal Lives |
Thoroughly
researched and spectacularly
illustrated, this 7-volume set
focuses on key animal curricular
topics for yor learners. Eachunge
volume explores a particular animal
group covering physical features,
behaviour, life cycles, adaptations,
habitats, endangered animals and
conservation efforts. |
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Living Green |
In this
comprehensive series,
students explore
environmental issues and
current efforts to reduce
human impact on the
environment. |
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Inventions &
Discoveries |
This
12-volume set explores the
transformative impact of
inventions and discoveries
that continue to shape our
world today. Each title is
arranged chronologically
within the subject area and
focuses on inventions and
discoveries from around that
world that have advanced
civilization. |
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Early Peoples |
Examining
early civilizations, this
16-volume set explores the
history of such ancient
cultures as the Egyptians,
Greeks, Romans, Native
Americans, and Chinese,
among others. Each volume
contains fascinating facts
about the rise of each
civilization or culture,
social structure, religion
and beliefs, advances in
science and the arts, daily
life, and the culture’s
legacy in the modern world. |
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