Books in RD Children's Atlas series

Provides a comprehensive reference guide for middle readers with over 3000 illustrations, a "World Fact File", glossary, projects, activities, maps, and more.

Introducing young readers to the major civilizations including the Sumerians, Incas, and Vikings, an oversized text features culture, politics, religion, and a time chart. By the author of The Children's Atlas of Exploration.

A tour of the human body features full-color, life-sized illustrations, including a poster of bones, muscles, and organs, while teaching young readers about the respiratory, immune, circulatory, reproductive, and other systems.

An introduction to the theories of cosmology also traces the history of space travel and exploration with descriptions of what scientists have learned from the missions of Voyager, Explorer, and the Hubble telescope.

An atlas filled with physical, political, and regional maps includes an introduction to mapmaking and map reading and educational projects and activities

The story of exploration through the ages, illustrated in full colour with artwork, photographs and maps.

Readers can match the pictured animals to maps of their locations and learn how animals have evolved to survive in various habitats, in a readable atlas with a conservationist message.

A geological atlas introduces young readers to the wonders of the earth, from the fjords of Norway to Mount Fuji in Japan, from America's Grand Canyon to the Great Rift Valley in Africa.

Maps, facts, and illustrations present the diverse places and people on our planet

More than two hundred photographs, maps, and illustrations highlight a history of exploration, from prehistoric wanderings to flights into space, that also examines why and how people have always been driven to explore.

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Maps and text depict animals and their location on the Earth, explaining why species live where they do and how they have evolved to adjust to varied habitats