New Releases by William Lubber

This oversize book contains the supposed journal of early 18th-century pirate hunter Captain William Lubber, who spends three years chasing the ship of the notorious pirate Arabella Drummond around the world. The scrapbook-like pages contains Captain Lubber¿s writings in the ship¿s log, maps, pictures of pirates and ships, and plenty of nautical information such as pirate flags, sailors¿ knots and navigation charts. There are many interactive features, including a compass set in the front cover, a large red jewel set in the back inside cover, and double-page spreads with packets to open. Full-color illustrations.

La chasse aux pirates expliquée aux mousses. Tendez l''oreille, jeunes gens : les chasseurs de pirates de demain, c''est vous ! Ce manuel de piratologie vous expliquera comment balayer des eaux les pirates les plus redoutables. Vous apprendrez peu à peu tout ce que vous devez savoir pour naviguer et monter progressivement en grade, puis devenir qui sait ? capitaine de votre propre navire. Suivez bien mes conseils et, ensemble, nous détruirons ce fléau qu''est la piraterie, une bonne fois pour toutes !

A handbook written by the fictional captain William Lubber describes what life was like for pirates in the 1800s, including the duties of the crew, weapons and tools, kinds of ships, where they sailed, punishments, and famous real pirates.

The perfect hands-on gift for ’Ologists! Learn the keys to cracking secret codes — and use cool stationery to send missives to your friends. If your aim is to master treasure maps, this ornate writing kit includes everything you’ll need. Inside are simple instructions as well as writing paper, envelopes, postcards, and sticker sheets, all in a handsomely designed slipcase. Each kit contains: - Code-making instructions - 16 sheets of notepaper - 16 envelopes - 6 postcards - 2 sheets of stickers

Avast, mateys! This ultimate companion set to the bestselling "Pirateology" offers a true taste of life aboard a pirate vessel with an exclusive 24-page guidebook and a ready-to-assemble model of a typical pirate ship. Full color. Consumable.