Books in New True Book series

Describes the history, sights, and facilities of Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah

Introduces the various kinds of bats, tells how they fly and sense the world around them, and discusses the bat's life cycle and vampire bats

Describes the history, customs, religion, government, homes, and day-to-day life of the Apache people of the Southwest.

Briefly discusses different types of maps and globes and explains such map-related terms as symbol, key, direction, and scale.

Traces the history of the California Indian tribe, describes their language, homes, customs, beliefs, and handicrafts, and recounts the impact of Spanish missionaries on their way of life

Describes the landscapes, plants, animals, history, and current conditions and ways of life of the continent of South America.

Describes the homes, culture, and way of life of the Anasazi, the Ancient Ones of the southwestern United States whose descendants became the Pueblos

b>A True Book-Disasters The horror! The humanity! The heroes! Read these true, heartstopping tales about unimaginable devastation wrought by nature and humans, and the amazing spirit of the people who united in recovery in the aftermath of nuclear explosions, worldwide diseases, earthquakes and hurricanes, and terrorist attacks.

Briefly describes some of the foods that were important to various North American Indian cultures and their rituals surrounding the harvesting, hunting, food preparation, and meals

Presents a history of the Seminole Indians.

Describes the landscape and wildlife of Rocky Mountain National Park, created in 1915 and featuring mountains, rivers, lakes, and tundra

Describes the damage and benefits of forest fires, the ways a fire can start, how firemen fight them, and what to do to prevent them