Books with title Illustrated Encyclopedia Of Dinosaurs

The Children's Encyclopaedia of Arabia is packed with information on everything from the food the Bedouin eat, to the adventures of Sinbad the Sailor. Each subject is illustrated with vivid pictures, diagrams and photographs and organized in clear, easy-to-follow categories. This encyclopaedia will stimulate the imagination of any child living in an Arab country, as well as those who would like to learn more about the region. The Children's Encyclopaedia of Arabia is a wonderful addition to every child's library. This new updated version of an earlier, extremely popular book will appeal to children (and adults) interested in the Middle East both here in the UK and internationally. English speaking schools in the Middle East will certainly find this both useful and interesting. With its wonderful photographs and illustrations it is bound to attract a positive response from those wanting to learn more on the area.

This is a fact-packed book which introduces over 120,000 years of history to young children. Beginning with the time when dinosaurs ruled the world and ending with the Second World War, the simple text covers traditional curriculum-based subjects such as the Romans, Tudor England and the Victorians. Also included are subjects which are not so widely taught but are nonetheless fascinating, such as the French Revolution, Ming China and life under the Tsars of Russia. It is illustrated with a combination of full colour illustrations and photographs. It is Internet-linked to help readers build on their knowledge by accessing over 100 relevant websites.