Powwow

beautiful photograph about celebration of Native American pride called a powwow.'

First History Encyclopedia

First History Encyclopedia covers everything a young child needs to know. It follows the curriculum for Key Stages 1 and 2 and provides a strong foundation for history learning through the rest of the school years. It is the perfect homework help book to support children as they begin to learn about history. This history book sits in DK's popular First Reference series. It introduces excitin…

Ancient Egypt

Travel back 5,000 years to when pharaohs ruled a kingdom on the Nile. From hieroglyphs and pyramids to jewelled treasures and mummies, find out how archeologists cracked a code and unlocked the history of civilization.

Orca

When Tonya and her friends decide to sail around the world they want to see exciting things and visit exciting places. But one day, they meet an orca - a killer whale - one of the most dangerous animals in the sea. And life gets a little too exciting.

Pirate Treasure

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ISBN/ISSN

9780194793643

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40 p. ; ill.

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Oxford Bookworms Starters

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F BUR p

Puri Pictordu = Le chateu de Pictordu

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ISBN/ISSN

9786239864002

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137 pages : illus. ; 20 cm.

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843 SAN p

Aku Ingin Tahu Mengapa: Orang Mesir Membangun Piramida

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ISBN/ISSN

9780753405116

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500 STE a

Aku Ingin Tahu Mengapa: Setiap Negara Mengibarkan Bendera

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ISBN/ISSN

9780753405048

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500 STE a

Teori Sosiologi

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ISBN/ISSN

9786028001052

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Pygmalion

Written in 1912, Pygmalion quickly became a legend in its own time. The characters, situations, and dialogue Bernard Shaw supplies are rich, ebullient, and unmatched in wit as the infamous Henry Higgins prepares to "make a duchess of this draggletailed guttersnipe." Thus begins this classic tale as Shaw pokes fun at smugness and priggish conventionality. Who can forget professor Henry Higgin…