Books in World of Adventure series

The Ocean is essential for human life. It covers almost 70% of the Planet and provides most of the oxygen we breathe. The Ocean has a huge environmental, economic, political and sociocultural relevance. It regulates the climate, supplies nourishment, provides transport routes and even sets the scenario for leisure activities. The Ocean is, therefore, critical for the survival of the Human species and of all living things on the Planet.The book tells the story of a little girl named Victoria. Challenged by her grandfather, she goes on a quest in search of a treasure. Aboard a small submarine, Victoria travels the Ocean’s basins meeting sea creatures, making new friends and learning about the underwater world and the relation people have with the Ocean. The treasure will come as a surprise…Watch the video! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SK1csImSsJk

Where is Canada located? How many people live in Canada, and what languages do they speak? Questions such as these and many more are answered as readers take a trip to the Great White North, otherwise known as Canada. The detailed and accessible main text, which supports critical social studies curriculum topics, explores weather, landscapes, cultures, and other interesting aspects of life in Canada. Additional information on the country is included in the form of educational fact boxes and maps, striking photographs, and an age-appropriate glossary.

Super-brain Zack Griffin and hoops fan Jeff Brown wouldn't normally hang together. But when both boys win trips to a famous science laboratory, they find out they do have one thing in common: curiosity. They discover that one of the machines in the lab can "bend" time--and Jeff and Zack end up in 1334 B.C. Egypt! There's a plot afoot to kill King Tutankhamen, and the Time Benders have to decide if they should they save the Pharaoh or just leave well enough alone.