Sains, Politik

Leviathan, written by Thomas Hobbes in 1651, is a political treatise that outlines Hobbes' view of society and the role of government. Hobbes believed that humans were naturally selfish and …

Bringing events and people to life is what I loved doing when teaching social studies. This story is about the day that the great, great, great grandson of Jean Lafitte visited an elementar …

Can you imagine that one day you too may be a famous African American? * You will learn about men and women who have created objects we use daily * Children will see that by giving in to their im …

A colorful and poetic children’s book about successful people, enterprises and events in American history. This book is in adult language so that an experienced reader can read it to the child/childr …

An engaging, inclusive history of the world for children, where feelings, curiosity, and facts blend together  Big Ideas from History is the story of what has happened through time – in a …

‘I Travel the Alphabets’ dives into learning the alphabets while on a fun and adventurous journey of experiencing the culture of different cities throughout the world. Children and families will be a …

In this delightful, repetitive poem, the process of transforming clay into pottery is told. Early East Liverpool, Ohio potters, the brothers Shakespeare and Homer find and work the clay and build one …

Alex and the Giant Stone is an informational, nonfiction children’s book about an actual giant stone that is located in a historical small town in Colombia. Thousands of tourists from all around the …

First published in 1885, Bazm-i Aakhir, or The Last Gathering is a rich and lively first-hand account of life in the royal court of the last Mughal emperor in Red Fort, Bahadur Shah Zafar. From …

Read about how and why the Vikings are hailed as history’s greatest ship builders and seafarers. Through this book, your child will learn about the reasons why the Vikings had to travel by sea to …