Nicholas J Harris

Did you know that a microchip is smaller than an ant? Or that a Triceratops was more than twice the size of a African elephant? And that Jupiter is bigger than all the other planets put together? Find out many more amazing facts by reading this intriguing book. You'll look at the world in a whole ne...

This extension of the Incredible Journey series reveals the mysteries of ancient Egypt through the story of a pharaoh’s last great journey to his tomb. The book features die-cut windows that reveal just a little of the next scene allowing readers to glide past the great pyramids and magnificent temp...

This account starts around 2700 B.C. showing a site on the banks of the Nile River. The vivid illustrations cover a period of some 30 years, as a pyramid undergoes successive stages of construction, finally serving as a pharaoh’s tomb. Final illustrations bring the story forward to the present day. ...

Imagine you could travel back in time, and not just a few days, weeks, or years, even. Imagine you could travel back through centuries and see what it was like to live in Victorian times, the Middle Ages, the time of the Romans, or the great civilization of Ancient Egypt. Then, why not continue on t...

In 1414, Henry the Fifth swore over the body of his late father to assert that claim to the crown of France, which his great-grandfather, urged with such confidence and success. This is the story of that assertion and Henry’s attempt to gain the kingdom of France by blade of sword and arrows of hi...

The Space Atlas introduces youngsters to the wonders of outer space. It is filled with full-color illustrations of the solar system and beyond, plus a wealth of illustrated facts. This remarkable atlas gives children a glimpse into our exciting universe.

Kids will find out what it's like to witness a volcanic eruption. Using thumb indexes, they can zoom through time--minutes, days, years, or sometimes even centuries--from one page to the next.

In this exciting book about castles, kids can use the thumb indexes to zoom through time--minutes, days, years, or sometimes even centuries--from one page to the next.