Books published by publisher New Discovery Books

Recounts the development of the atomic bomb, describes the historical background of World War II, and looks at the decision to bomb Hiroshima

Discusses the reasons for immigration to the United States from the Dominican Republic and the conditions that Dominicans face on the way and once they are here, and describes the lifestyles of Dominican Americans

Chronicles the growth and development of Amnesty International and details the organization's efforts worldwide to fight for human rights

Examines the phenomenon of riots throughout history, from vandalism in ancient Greece to the 1992 rioting in Los Angeles, and discusses the psychological and legal aspects

A discussion of the economic differences between Mexico and the United States and how they have led to an increase in Mexican immigration spotlights the problems faced by those who cross the border in search of a better life.

Presents the history of refugees and their struggle to find homes in new lands

Recounts the early exploration of the North and South Poles, and looks at the modern utilization of the Polar regions

A chronicle of the emigration of the people of China to the United States shows how America's "Chinatowns" developed after their assimilation into mainstream society was blocked and examines how the number of Chinese immigrants grows every year

The rich history of North America is explored, from prehistory to the days of European exploration and settlement. Full color and b&w photos.

Chronicles the growth and development of the World Wildlife Fund, one of the largest nature conservation organizations in the world

Shows how scientists and archeologists piece together clues about ancient Egyptian civilization to learn about their art, government, medicine, social structure, religion, festivals, and accomplishments

This study paints a complete picture of the Vikings by contrasting their legendary militant nature and history with the simpler, peaceful aspects of village life, showing them to be farmers, traders, and craftsmen as well as warriors.