New Releases by Peter Chrisp

Explores the importance of celebrating to people all over the world.

This guide allows readers to look at Shakespearean theatre through the objects, actors, people, props and plays found inside.

While telling about his life in Medieval England, eight-year-old Robin includes information about families and homes, food and clothes, castles, markets, tournaments, and beliefs of the people.

Describes the planning and building of the Colosseum in ancient Rome, and tells how it was used.

Examines the custom of celebrating on special days, describing certain festivals and holidays and the reasons why they are honored.

"Fact Finders Series" books are based upon a popular BBC Educational TV series, are clear and colorful informational books for children 8-12 years of age

Tells the tale of men''s interaction with the world''s largest mammals.

Examines the history of travel throughout the world and discusses its impact on civilization

Facts, stories, and activities about ancient art and architecture around the Romans.

Step back in time and trace the occupation of the soldier from its origins to the present day. This is a fascinating account of life as an ordinary soldier, from ancient times up to the modern era. Photos of artifacts, quotations, and carefully researched construction artwork and maps help to create a detailed picture of a soldier''s life. The 10 soldiers are a: Greek hoplite, a Roman legionnaire, crusading knight, Mongol horseman, Aztec warrior, Prussian musketeer, Union soldier in the Civil War, British soldier in WW1, Soviet soldier in WW2, and American soldier in the Gulf War of 1990-91. Includes a glossary, bibliography, and timeline. For juvenile readers.

Looks at the social, economic and military conditions which led to Hitler''s blitzkrieg success and how the allies responded.