Books with author Michael Levine

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The Ancient Greeks were known for their great ideas and impressive marble buildings, but did you know that the Ancient Greeks held the first Olympic Games more than 2,000 years ago? Their alphabet was the first to include both vowel and consonant sounds, and the Greeks didn't have forks. Find out what life was like in Ancient Greece. In this book, you'll learn about people's daily activities, religion, buildings, inventions, and leaders. Photographs and vivid comic-style illustrations help bring this culture to life!

DOGMERICA Humanity suddenly vanishes. It is up to four time-traveling dogs to solve the mystery. Their adventures span thirty-thousand years and lead them on a perilous chase across ancient Egypt, the lost continent of Atlantis, Mt. Olympus and prehistoric America. Action, danger, betrayal and sacrifice dog their every step. Picasso, Geegee, Franz and Chopper risk life and limb to find out that freedom exacts a steep price. But, will every dog have its day? Will they succeed where their masters failed?