New Releases by Anne Millard

Introducing children to core Christian values, this book encourages readers to learn and practice qualities such as patience, forgiveness, kindness, responsibility, honesty, and helping others, and features anecdotes relating to young children''s everyday experiences. Illustrations.

Young readers are introduced to life on the farm, including animals and equipment, in this sturdy board book. Illustrations.

This interactive book for toddlers stimulates cognition, language development, social and emotional functioning, and motor development. Illustrations.

Max and Rosie meet some very noisy animals on the farm. The reader is invited to record and replay animal sounds using the attached device.

One of a series, this board book incorporates a colourful strap which will attach to the pushchair so that baby can hold the sturdy pages and look at the colourful photographs of trucks.

Illustration, simple text, and different textures introduce young children to a variety of objects; including furniture, clothing, food, and more.

Introduces counting, addition, subtraction, colors, and shapes through simple text, illustrations, and forty-five lift-up flaps.

Just what parents need to keep babies happy and occupied while rolling along in the stroller. Bright vibrant pictures and simple stories keep baby entertained while you shop, travel, and visit. Books attach to strollers for safekeeping and easy baby-reaching.

Depicts various baby facial expressions.

Just what parents need to keep babies happy and occupied while rolling along in the stroller. Bright vibrant pictures and simple stories keep baby entertained while you shop, travel, and visit. Books attach to strollers for safekeeping and easy baby-reaching.

A cultural history of life in ancient Egypt, including the rights and powers of the pharaohs, religion, agriculture, the arts, mummification, the pyramids, temple ceremonies, magic, and medicine.

Explores some of the mysteries surrounding the life and death of King Tutankhamen and other pharaohs of ancient Egypt.

Describes the pyramids of Egypt and the Americas and their significance in the social, political, and religious life of long-vanished civilizations.

Describes the cultures, cities, people, and objects of ancient civilizations based on evidence from archaeological findings.

Looks at history''s unanswered questions and the mysteries of ancient civilizations including, archaeology, lost cultures, mysterious objects (i.e. Stone Henge) and people of legend. Suggested level: primary, intermediate.

Containing everything a child would want to know about pyramids, this book covers ancient Egyptian pyramids, the pyramids of the Americas, and modern pyramids, with the main emphasis on how they were built and why.

From the ancient ziggurats of Mesopotamia to the step pyramids of the Maya, the engrossing text and detailed pictures of Pyramids provides a thorough historical overview of all types of pyramids. This reference also reveals how these structures were constructed, what was kept inside them, and why they were important. Illustrated glossary. Full-color.

In this book a time machine transports young readers back more than 5000 years using pictorial maps and lifelike reconstructions to show what life was actually like in ancient times and to highlight the achievements of the great civilizations that have influenced and shaped our modern world.

Using maps as a starting point, this atlas shows the reader what life was like in ancient times and illustrates the achievements of the great civilizations that have influenced and shaped our modern world, from daily life and literature and the arts, through to religious beliefs and technology.

This book gives over forty recipes from all over the world, with step-by-step instructions for making and serving foods from many countries.

Examines the Viking way of life including their voyages, conquests, and customs.

An in-depth look at how people lived in the past, from the Cro-Magnon era to the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.

Examines aspects of everyday life in the world''s first civilizations, with emphasis on early Egyptian, Greek and Roman cultures.

Describes the world of the Romans from the founding of the city to the decline of the empire.