Books published by publisher New Discovery Books

An exploration of America's multiethnic heritage focuses in this volume on natives of Cuba, Haiti, and other areas of the West Indies, examining how they cope with the struggle to become North Americans.

Describes life in the Japanese city of Tokyo during World War II

Examines how communities are working to minimalize the damage caused by fires and floods

Examines the history of discrimination and prejudice from its first recorded appearance in 380 A.D. to present crises between different races, religions, and class systems.

Looks at the history of Australia before and after its exploration by Europeans, and discusses the folklore and customs of the native peoples

Discusses the history of censorship in all forms, its religious, political, and moral aspects, and its impact on society

Looks at criminal cases in which psychics seemed to provide clues that led to solutions, and explains how psychics work with police departments

An account of the pivotal World War II battle in which the German and Italian forces were defeated by the Allies in North Africa

Provides up-to-date answers to the most frequently asked questions about AIDS, curing common delusions about the disease, discussing sex safety, explaining HIV testing, and giving advice on coping after finding out your partner has the disease.

Chronicles the growth and development of the UNHCR, a nonpolitical organization that helps refugees find shelter, food, and water and works with governments and world leaders to provide longterm solutions

Defines terrorism and chronicles the history of this phenomenon and its increase in recent years

Defines heat and discusses its properties, origins, and uses