Books from National Geographic Society
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Exploring America's Historic Places
Native Americans, exploration and settlement, colonial living. The Revolution, westward expansion. Struggle and strife and the promise of a new century. The path of that history traced from the remnants...
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The Incredible Incas and Their Timeless Land
By Loren McIntyreThreatened with destruction by fierce invaders from the west, a young Inca prince rallied his soldiers carrying slingstones and maces for a desparate attack. Charging into the midst of the...
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National Geographic Readers: Robots
By Melissa StewartDiscover the coolest robots of today and tomorrow in this colorful, photo-packed book.
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Shackleton: The Antarctic Challenge
By Kim HeacoxIn August 1914, as World War I began, Ernest Shackleton and a small band of explorers sailed for Antarctica aboard a ship called Endurance. Few expeditions have been more aptly...
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Stand Out Basic
By Rob Jenkins, Staci JohnsonThe new edition of Stand Out, continues to provide students with the foundations and tools needed to achieve success in life, college, and career.
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The Blue Zones Kitchen: 100 Recipes to Live to 100
By Dan BuettnerBlue Zones are home to the healthiest and happiest communities in the world.
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National Geographic Readers: Mummies
By Elizabeth CarneyWhy were mummies mummified?
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21st Century Reading
By Laurie Blass, Robin LongshawImportant Notice: Media content referenced within the product description or the product text may not be available in the ebook version.
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Windows on Literacy Fluent (Science: Life Science)
By National Geographic LearningDescribes how a cat's whiskers, ears, eyes and nose help it function.
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Life Advanced Student's Book and App
By John Hughes, Paul Dummett, Helen StephensonConect with the world and bring your classroom to life.
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National Geographic Readers: Alligators and Crocodiles
By Laura MarshA pair of eyes lurks just above the water's surface.
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Pan Y Canela a (Small Books): Mi Caballito
By National Geographic LearningThis engaging Spanish reader will help students build a strong reading foundation through phonics practice.
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Watching Water Birds
By Jim ArnoskyNaturalist Jim Arnosky' s lively first-person text and captivating, full-color artwork give young readers an intriguing close-up look at the habits, habitats, and distinctive features of loons, gulls, herons, and...
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The Spirit of a New Nation
By National Geographic Learning, Kate ConnellDescribes the early days of the United States and its capital through the eyes of a fictional servant who works for Abigail Adams.
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Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs: A Souvenir Book
By Zahi A. Hawass" Now, celebrating this priceless collection's new tour of Europe and the United States, National Geographic presents a jewel-like little book featuring more than 30 of its finest pieces.
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Penguins and Polar Bears: Animals of the Ice and Snow
By Sandra Lee CrowDescribes the physical characteristics and life cycle of two animals adapted for survival in polar climates, the penguin at the Antarctic and the polar bear at the Arctic.
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National Geographic Readers: Bats
By Elizabeth CarneyThey live in spooky caves, in forests, even in the dark reaches of ordinary attics and bridges.
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The Pacific Crest Trail
By William R. GrayThe Pacific Crest Trail is marked by diamond shaped signs nailed to trees. The imaginative proposal of Clinton Clarke, of California, was new. It is a 2400 mile path linking...
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Bass Master
By Shaw E. GrigsbyBass Master is loaded with lessons, advice a nd inspiration developed by Shaw Grigsby''s successful career as a top tournament fisherman. It is illustrated with water colours throughout. '
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Discovering the Inca Ice Maiden: My Adventures on Ampato
By Johan Reinhard-- The author's study of ceremonial sites in the Andes mountains led to his amazing discovery of a mummified Inca maiden who died five centuries ago on the summit of...