Books published by publisher MMS Gold

Adaptation and Survival introduces the reader to the ways in which living things adapt to survive on Earth. Find out how plants and animals change to suit their environment, learn about evolutionary processes, and discover how pollution and natural disasters can affect living things. This Biology series for students of 11-14 years offers accessible introduction to the science syllabuses for this age range. The books complement rahter than compete with textbooks within the classroom.

It's a dream come true for Tom when Sima designs a game about escaping from tornadoes. But when their truck crashes, the trio are stuck trapped in tornado terror! This is one trip into the game world they will never forget. . . The Dangerous Games series features exciting adventure story plotlines in a graphic novel style that will hook the reader from the outset and ensure they don t put the book down until the very last page. The series is set in a computer games company and each book sees the three main characters design and develop a computer game which they then enter for real—encountering exciting and sometimes deadly situations!

Sima, Kojo, and Tom program computer games. But they are hiding a big secret. One evening the three friends enter "Street Wars" and play their game for real. Danger is all around as they try to beat a gang of thugs. Can they win the game against all odds? The Dangerous Games series features exciting adventure story plotlines in a graphic novel style that will hook the reader from the outset and ensure they don t put the book down until the very last page. The series is set in a computer games company and each book sees the three main characters design and develop a computer game which they then enter for real—encountering exciting and sometimes deadly situations!

John Logie Baird was Scottish engineer, innovator, and one of the inventors of the mechanical television. He demonstrated the first working television system on January 26, 1926, and was the inventor of the first publicly demonstrated color television system. In 1928 the Baird Television Development Company achieved the first transatlantic television transmission.

Aimed at pupils who are studying Richard III for the first time, this literature guide provides a straightforward explanation of the text that carefully leads students through the play to reach a better understanding and appreciation of it. York Notes are the ultimate best selling literature guides, and are a useful background for both quick-reference and insightful interpretations.