New Releases by Stewart Ross

Explains about the cultures that produced tales, the messages behind the myths and the way they live on the stories today. 9 yrs+

Presents information about such creatures found in the world''s lakes and oceans as Great White sharks, the Loch Ness Monster, giant squids, and poisonous jellyfish.

Retells fifteen myths of the ancient Greeks and Romans, and includes illustrations and textual notes that reveal the truth behind each story as well as information about the people who created them.

This is a collection of some of medieval Europe''s most famous and best-loved stories from all over the continent, from snowy Russia in the north to sunny Spain in the south.

A history of the world, with sections on famous people, important inventions, bizarre facts, and comparisons among different cultures.

The Fact or Fiction series separates reality from fantasy, looking at extraordinary lives made more extraordinary by writers and film makers.

A full-length history of the Stewart dynasty. It throws light on historical significance and gives new emphasis to personality traits. The text covers such famous names as Bonnie Prince Charlie, Mary Queen of Scots and Charles I. The author has also written Monarchs of Scotland, Scottish Castles and Ancient Scotland.

Color and B&W photos enhance this discussion of the tactics used to influence public opinion during World War II.

The story of the Kings and Queens of the independent nation of Scotland, from Kenneth McAlpin to Queen Anne and the key role they played in the creation and preservation of the Scottish Kingdom.

Imperial Russia - Government of Nicholas II - Provisional government - Bolshevik success - Civil war - Lenin''s achievement.

Describes the background of the Crusades and the day-to-day life of knights who pledged to fight in them. Also discusses the weapons, methods of warfare, and final outcome of these campaigns.

Covers all aspects of Stuart life, including politics, religion, social and economic developments, and progress in the fields of art and architecture. Suggested level: intermediate, secondary.

Describes the structure of the Roman Army and the day-to-day life of a soldier, his training, weapons, discipline, campaigns, and life in retirement.