Fiona Macdonald

This book introduces Vikings, who were warriors that left their homes in Norway, Sweden, and Denmark to attack towns and villages all over Europe, from 800 to 1100 A.D.

Describes what life was like in medieval dungeons during the late fifteenth century, as seen through the eyes of the jailer.

Uses humor in both text and illustrations to describe what it would require to launch a voyage of discovery, what shipboard life would be like, and what the rewards would be using the voyages of Columbus as an example.

Explores the culture and beliefs of the Aztec and Maya peoples, with fifteen projects that allow readers to recreate some Aztec and Maya artifacts.

Describes medieval daily life, families, food, clothing, health, education, work, entertainment, government, travel, warfare, customs, and beliefs in Europe.

Examines who the Aztecs were, where they came from, how they lived, how they built up their power, and how they lost it.

Accurate and up-to-date information, useful facts, science experiments and math puzzles, poems, stories, myths and legends, music and songs, art and craft ideas.

Illustrations and text provide information about life in ancient Egypt, covering the pharoahs, family life, the Nile River, arts and crafts, temples and tombs, and more.

The Celts lived thousands of years ago, but their myths are filled with characters, creatures, and stories that have fascinated people ever since. This book mixes dramatic retellings and non-fiction information to give a full picture of Celtic myths, exploring the gods, goddesses, heroes, villains, tricksters, and quests that make Celtic myths and legends so compelling.

Explains how people were mummified, what mummies meant to the Egyptian culture, who was mummified, and other related topics.