History doesn't just happen. It is made by amazing and extraordinary people! Explore the lives of twenty-four of the world's most outstanding individuals through engaging narratives, entertaining fictionalized diary entries, and informative timelines.

This book describes the work of Harriet Tubman for the Underground Railroad and for the Union during the Civil War.

With stunning CGI artwork, the kind used by Hollywood's top special-effects experts, noted illustrator David West creates a visually stunning universe, the likes of which you've never seen a universe in which a Cockatrice's glance can turn a person to stone and the trumpet of the Manticore lures unsuspecting travelers to their fateful doom.

In graphic art format, presents the life of Alexander the Great, who became king of Macedonia in 336 B.C. and conquered the ancient world's largest empire.

A collection of facts and trivia about human physiology and anatomy, usually framed in a question and answer format, such as "Do you know when the body grows fastest?", "Do you know if bones are made of jelly?, and "Do you know why skin only lasts for four weeks"?

Introduces important scientific principles and provides basic definitions of common terms in standard alphabetical arrangement with references to related entries.

Describes all kinds of sunken treasures from all over the world, discussing shipwrecks, the salvaging of treasure, and unsolved mysteries.