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The Rhine
Michael Pollard
Paperback (Evans Brothers Ltd, Oct. 31, 2001)None
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The Mississippi
Michael Pollard
Paperback (Evans Brothers Ltd, July 31, 2003)Traces the course of the river Mark Twain immortalized; describes its physical features, history, and importance.
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The Amazon
Michael Pollard
Library Binding (Benchmark Books, Nov. 1, 1997)Describes the effects of the world's second longest river on the history, food, economy, transportation, plants, wildlife, and people of the region through which it flows.
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The Mississippi
Michael Pollard
Library Binding (Benchmark Books, Nov. 1, 1997)Traces the course of the river Mark Twain immortalized, and describes its physical features, history, and importance
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The Mississippi
Michael Pollard
Hardcover (Evans Brothers Ltd, Oct. 29, 1997)Traces the course of the river Mark Twain immortalized; describes its physical features, history, and importance.
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The Ganges
Michael Pollard
Hardcover (Evans Brothers Ltd, Aug. 16, 1997)None
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The Yangtze
Michael Pollard
Hardcover (Evans Brothers - Books for Child, Aug. 16, 1997)Hard to find
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The Ganges
Michael Pollard
Paperback (Evans Brothers Ltd, July 31, 2003)This text discusses how the Ganges was formed, its history, geographical features, and natural habitats. It also examines pollution and environmental issues, tourism, the inhabitants surrounding it, and what lies in the future for it.
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The Ganges
Michael Pollard
Library Binding (Benchmark Books, Nov. 1, 1997)Traces the course of this famous river in India and describes its physical features, history, and importance.
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Rio Grande: From the Rocky Mountains to the Gulf of Mexico
Peter Lourie
Hardcover (Boyds Mills Press, Feb. 1, 1999)The Spanish named it the "Great River." After the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers, the Rio Grande is the third longest river in the Unites States. In its long and shifting 1,885-mile course to the sea and in the history that unfolded near its banks, it also is one of North America's most dramatic rivers. Peter Lourie explores the Rio Grande to discover what makes the "Great River" great. He followed the river--by car, by raft, and on foot--from its headwaters in Colorado snow-capped Rockies to the Gulf of Mexico's tropical shores. His journey takes him into the territories of Bat Masterson, Billy the Kid, and Pancho Villa. He visits an ancient pueblo where he witnesses an annual feast day and corn dance. He walks the border of the United States and Mexico with the U.S. Border Patrol, visiting towns on both sides. Finally, the author's journey ends with a dive into the warm waters of the Gulf. Here is the Rio Grande of history and legend, vividly brought to life through a lively and informative text, illustrated with full-color and archival photographs.
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