Books from National Geographic Society
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Painters of the Caves
By Patricia LauberA strikingly illustrated introduction to the Ice Age peoples of Europe-- Compelling text and vivid illustrations present the story of the Cro-Magnon humans who lived in Europe during Ice AgeIn...
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Time Zones 1 with Online Practice
By Ian Purdon, Nicholas BeareTime Zones, Third Edition uses amazing photography, updated videos, and inspiring stories of global citizens to encourage teenage learners to explore the world in English.
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Keynote Intermediate
By Lewis Lansford, Paul Dummett, Helen StephensonFeaturing remarkable people communicating passionately and persuasively, TED Talks provide the ELT classroom with inspiring ideas and an unparalleled source of authentic language input.
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Everest: Mountain Without Mercy
By Broughton CoburnLess than half a century ago, Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay became the first humans to stand atop Mount Everest and gaze outward from the highest point on our...
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National Geographic Readers: Owls
By Laura MarshBeautiful photos and carefully leveled text make this book perfect for reading aloud or for independent reading.
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National Geographic Readers: George Washington
By Caroline Crosson GilpinLearn all about George Washington, one of the most important figures in American history, in this colorful, inviting, and entertaining biography.
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National Geographic's Driving Guides to America California and Nevada and Hawaii
By National Geographic SocietyNational Geographic's Driving Guides to America California and Nevada and Hawaii
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The Tomb of Tutankhamen
By Howard CarterIntroduction by Anthony Brandt. ?Feverishly we cleared away...the passage before the doorway, until we had only the clean sealed doorway before us.... We made a tiny breach in the top...
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International Spy Museum Handbook of Practical Spying
By Jack BarthIn this handbook, ordinary people are provided with the tricks of the espionage trade and instructions on how to apply spycraft in their lives, including how to outswindle swindlers, and how to make oneself less appealing as a target to ...
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Reading Explorer 5 Sb & Online WB Sticker Code
By David Bohlke, Bruce Rogers, Nancy DouglasThe new edition of the best-selling six-level Reading Explorer series will bring the world to the classroom like never before through new and updated topics, video, and visuals from National Geographic.
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How Dinosaurs Took Flight: The Fossils, the Science, what We Think We Know, and the Mysteries Yet Unsolved
By Christopher SloanHow did dinosaurs get feathers? How did they start flying? What use were feathers to dinosaurs that didn't fly? Chris Sloan's 2000 book Feathered Dinosaurs introduced kids to the radical...
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National Geographic Readers: Las Serpientes (Snakes)
By Melissa StewartAprende todo sobre las serpientes en este emocionante libro para niños.
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Great Religions of the World
By National Geographic Book ServiceGreat Religions of the World
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1001 Events that Made America: A Patriot's Handbook
By Alan AxelrodA panoramic journey marked by more than one thousand milestones and turning points is explained in concise detail in a chronology of key events in American history.
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Keynote Proficient
By Lewis Lansford, Paul Dummett, Helen StephensonThrough life-changing stories, respected thinkers and authentic presentations, Keynote promotes a deeper understanding of the world and gives students the courage and means to express themselves in English.
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Edward S. Curtis: Coming to Light
By Anne MakepeaceBold, sometimes abrasive, forever passionate, Edward Curtis was the quintessential romantic visionary. Curtis struggled through an impoverished boyhood in Minnesota to become a successful society photographer in Seattle. But he...
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Ocean Babies
By Deborah Lee Rose"Big as a bus and smaller than seeds, billions of babies are born the ocean...." This opening line and later refrain entices readers into a magical, real-life world. Through lyrical,...
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National Geographic The Angry Birds Movie: Red's Big Adventure
By Christy Ullrich BarcusIn Kenya's Masai Mara National Reserve, a pair of vitelline masked weavers knit their nests. Nobody's getting into these nests! REGAL EAGLE The national symbol of America, the majestic bald eagle inspires a sense of freedom as it soars.
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National Geographic Readers: Planets
By Elizabeth CarneyThe inside back cover of the paperback edition is an interactive feature based upon the book. Level 1 books reinforce the content of the book with a kinesthetic learning activity.
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1621: A New Look at Thanksgiving
By Catherine O'Neill Grace, Margaret M. BruchacIn cooperation with the Plimoth Plantation, a living-history museum in Massachusetts, National Geographic has recreated the first Thanksgiving. Photographs by National Geographic photographers of the recreation at Plimoth Plantation illustrate...