The Civil War: 1840s-1890s (Hispanic America)

Describes Hispanic American participation in the United States Civil War and how Hispanics in New Mexico and other acquired territories transitioned to becoming a part of the nation.

The New Republic: 1760-1840s (Hispanic America)

Provides comprehensive information on the history of the Spanish exploring the United States from the American Revolution to the Mexican Revolution.

The Time Travelers’ Handbook: A Wild, Wacky, And Wooly Adventure Through History!

Grab your portable time machine and set off on a guided tour through the most interesting parts of ancient history. Find out ancient secrets: How are mummies made? Where does Chinese silk come from? Learn forgotten rituals: Leap over a Minoan bull, vote in an ancient Greek election, and become a jaguar warrior. And finally, bring forgotten skills to life: Pass notes in your own form of Sumerian writing, dine on ancient Roman delicacies, and play Mayan football in your backyard.

In The Sun King’s Paris With Moliere (Come See My City)

Presents young readers with a journey back in time accompanied by the playwright Moliere as he provides a tour of seventeenth century Paris, discussing the everyday life of the people and visiting the famous landmarks of the city.

The Ancient Romans (Myths Of The World)

A retelling of several key ancient Roman myths, with background information describing the history, geography, belief systems, and customs of ancient Rome