Gene S. Stuart (1930–1993)

A good choice for History teachers. This book is equal parts essay and photos. Each set of photos is supported by a short essay written by different authors. Each essay briefly talks about the topic, such as Stonehenge and the Nasca Lines. But it also leaves the reader with questions about these reasons for their creation. This book is a good start for leading students along the path of asking futher questions about the past. It best used with a middle school class. It does not give alot of show more detail, so it requires you to be able to look past what is written. I would want older students to use a more detailed book or article for each individual topic. show less

Meet some champions of the animal world. Many live on the land. Many swim in the sea. Some fly the farthest. Some run the fastest. A few are amazingly tall or amazingly small. 29 full-color photos and simple (level 2-3) text reveal fun information about our animal friends.

This book is awesomely illustrated by Louis S. Glanzman. Every page is beautiful and artfully detailed. The artwork alone makes the books very enjoyable.

This book is very educational about Native American culture, namely the Cheyenne tribe.

A collection of Aztec related articles previously published by National Geographic.