Kisah 1001 Serba Fashion di Dunia, written by Timur Minggir and published by TransMedia Pustaka, is an engaging general knowledge reference book that uncovers the fascinating world of global fashion, clothing trends, and personal style history. The volume presents a rich compilation of trivia, historical facts, and cultural dress traditions, ranging from modern pop-culture fashion phenomena (su…
1001 Kisah Pesona Brasil dan Negara-Negara Amerika Selatan, written by Skolastika Lupitawina and published by Grasindo, is a comprehensive educational reference work highlighting the cultural and geographical richness of South America. Focusing on Brazil alongside neighboring South American nations, the book details traditional celebrations, iconic cathedrals, popular regional cuisines, unique …
All About Anne, created by the Anne Frank House and published by Lothian Children's Books, offers a comprehensive biography of Anne Frank tailored for younger audiences. The book addresses fundamental questions regarding Anne's childhood, her family's flight from Nazi Germany to Amsterdam, their years spent hiding in the Secret Annex, and the creation of her world-famous diary. Illustrated with…
Children's A to Z Encyclopedia, published by Miles Kelly Publishing, is an illustrated reference work designed to introduce young readers to general knowledge across multiple disciplines. Arranged in alphabetical order from A to Z, this volume covers core topics in science, history, nature, technology, and world geography. With concise entries, key facts, and clear illustrations, it serves as a…
Guo Xue Jing Dian Chao You Qu: Shangshu (Comic Edition), compiled and illustrated by Zhizi Culture and published by Chemical Industry Press, is an engaging comic adaptation of Shangshu (The Book of Documents or Classic of History), one of the Five Classics of ancient Chinese literature. The book transforms ancient speeches, royal decrees, and historical accounts from the Xia, Shang, and Zhou dy…
Han Zi Wang Guo De Gu Shi: Shi Jian Bai Tai Pian (Stories of the Kingdom of Chinese Characters: All Walks of Life) is an educational language reader compiled by Yang Guang and published by Huashan Literature and Art Publishing House. Designed to introduce the rich history and evolution of Chinese orthography to young readers, this volume explores various characters related to human society, cul…
This core educational textbook, titled IPS: Ilmu Pengetahuan Sosial untuk SMP/MTs Kelas IX, is an integrated social studies learning resource developed for 9th-grade Junior High School students. Structured in accordance with the Kurikulum Merdeka (Independent Curriculum), this textbook takes an interdisciplinary approach, weaving together foundational concepts of geography, history, economics, …
This textbook, titled IPS: Ilmu Pengetahuan Sosial untuk SMP/MTs Kelas VIII, is an integrated social studies learning guide tailored for 8th-grade Junior High School students under the framework of the Kurikulum Merdeka (Independent Curriculum). Expanding upon foundational social concepts, this volume delivers an interdisciplinary study that bridges geography, history, economics, and sociology …
Ehipassiko: Pendidikan Agama Buddha dan Budi Pekerti Kelas 8 is a progressive Buddhist religious and moral education textbook written by Kartika Swarnacitta and published by the Ehipassiko Foundation. Structured in full alignment with the Indonesian national Kurikulum Merdeka framework for Phase D (Fase D), this volume serves as the core instructional curriculum for Year 8 junior high school (S…
The Great Fire of London is a vivid historical narrative adapted for junior high school students. It chronicles the catastrophic events of September 1666, when a small fire in a bakery on Pudding Lane grew into a massive inferno that consumed the heart of London. Through simple yet descriptive language, the book explores how the fire spread, the desperate efforts of the citizens and King Charle…
"The Travels of Ibn Battuta" is a historical narrative adapted for early-stage English language learners that chronicles the extraordinary 14th-century journey of one of history’s greatest explorers. The story follows young Ibn Battuta as he leaves his home in Morocco for a pilgrimage to Mecca, only to spend the next thirty years traveling over 75,000 miles across Africa, Asia, and Europe. Th…
This book is a comprehensive tribute to the long history and mechanical legacy of one of the world’s most iconic motorcycle brands, Harley-Davidson. Written by Pascal Szymezak, it takes readers through the evolution of legendary models that have defined automotive culture for over a century. The primary focus of this work is on the powerful V-twin engines, ranging from classic models to moder…
"Bicycles: Past, Present and Future" by Roberto Gurian is a visual encyclopedia celebrating one of humanity's most efficient and revolutionary inventions. This book takes readers through a historical timeline, from simple wooden frames to the modern carbon-fiber engineering masterpieces we see today. Through stunning curated photography, the book explores not only the mechanical aspects of bicy…
"The Golden Era of Classic Cars" by Sebastiano Salvetti is a captivating nostalgic journey through the peak years of the automotive industry, spanning from the early 1900s to the late 1960s. This book is far more than a mere vehicle catalog; it is a narrative of innovation, luxury, and the lifestyle shifts brought about by the transportation revolution. Readers are guided through the history of…
"The Secret Lives of the Elements" by Kathryn Harkup is far from a dry periodic table; it is a deep exploration into the unique identities of the fundamental building blocks of our universe. This book uncovers the hidden stories, discovery histories, and the strange, sometimes dangerous uses of every chemical element known to us. From highly sought-after gold to invisible noble gases, Harkup ex…
This book is a stunning visual chronicle that encapsulates the most influential events in the world from 1950 to the modern era. Through a curation of iconic photographs, readers are taken through time to witness moments that changed the course of human civilization. The content covers a broad spectrum, from man's first steps on the moon (Apollo 11) and the fall of the Berlin Wall marking the e…
UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage is an extraordinary visual and narrative journey into the heart of human traditions that are invisible yet invaluable. Unlike physical monuments or buildings, this book celebrates the "living heritage" passed down from one generation to the next. Inside, readers will discover a wealth of cultural practices such as traditional performing arts, unique religious…
100 Things to Know About Architecture is an extraordinary visual guide for anyone wishing to understand how the world around us is constructed. Using a fun and educational approach, this book presents one hundred fascinating facts covering the history, art, science, and technology behind the world's most iconic buildings. Readers are invited to explore the evolution of human dwellings, from mag…
The Encyclopedia of Knowledge by Miles Kelly serves as a comprehensive window into understanding the world and the vast universe beyond. As a non-fiction work, it doesn't follow a singular plot but instead leads the reader through a well-structured intellectual journey. Starting with the vastness of outer space—highlighted by the astronaut on the cover—readers delve into the formation of st…
Ancient Greece and the Olympics is a non-fiction companion guide that provides factual information about the civilization and culture of Ancient Greece. The book covers essential historical aspects, including an overview of daily life, government, architecture, and key figures, as well as the fundamental stories of Greek mythology (such as the gods and goddesses of Olympus). A substantial porti…
This is a simplified retelling of the Disney film Frozen II. The story begins three years after the first movie, with Queen Elsa suddenly hearing a mysterious siren-like voice calling her north. Along with her sister Anna, Kristoff, Olaf, and Sven, Elsa follows the voice, leading them deep into the mythical Enchanted Forest. The group discovers that the forest has been sealed off by a mysteriou…
This book is a Non-Fiction Fact Tracker that serves as a companion guide to the fictional Magic Tree House adventure, Sunset of the Sabertooth (#7). It provides factual, educational information about the Ice Age. Topics covered include the environment and climate of the Pleistocene Epoch, the survival methods and culture of early humans (Cro-Magnons), the nature of prehistoric animals like wool…
Who Was Stan Lee? by Geoff Edgers explores the life of one of the most influential figures in the comic book industry. Born Stanley Martin Lieber in 1922, Stan Lee began his career at Timely Comics, which would later become Marvel Comics. As a writer, editor, and creative visionary, he co-created legendary characters such as Spider-Man, the X-Men, Iron Man, the Hulk, Thor, and the Fantastic Fou…
Who Was Martin Luther King, Jr.? by Bonnie Bader tells the inspiring story of a man who became the face of the American civil rights movement. Born in 1929 in segregated Atlanta, Georgia, Martin Luther King, Jr. was deeply influenced by his religious upbringing and the teachings of nonviolence. As a Baptist minister, he led pivotal actions such as the Montgomery Bus Boycott and the 1963 March o…
Who Was Benedict Arnold? by James Buckley tells the dramatic and complex story of one of America’s most controversial figures during the Revolutionary War. Born in 1741 in Connecticut, Benedict Arnold was a skilled soldier and leader who played a key role in several important American victories, including the capture of Fort Ticonderoga. However, his ambition, financial troubles, and feelings…
What Is the AIDS Crisis? by Nico Medina offers a clear and informative overview of one of the most significant public health emergencies in modern history. The book chronicles the emergence of HIV/AIDS in the early 1980s, its rapid spread across the globe, and the devastating impact it had on communities, particularly among marginalized populations. It explains the science of HIV, how it weaken…
What Are the Paralympic Games? is an informative and inspiring nonfiction book that introduces young readers to the history and significance of the Paralympic Games. It traces the origins of the event from its beginnings in 1948 as a sports competition for World War II veterans with spinal injuries to its development into a global celebration of athletic achievement and inclusion for people wit…
Who Was Walt Disney? by Whitney Stewart is an inspiring biography that introduces young readers to the life and legacy of one of the most influential figures in entertainment history. The book traces Walt Disney's journey from his humble beginnings in rural Missouri to becoming the creative visionary behind Mickey Mouse, Disneyland, and a global media empire. It highlights his early interest in…
Where Is Walt Disney World? by Joan Holub takes readers on an engaging journey through the history and development of one of the most famous theme parks in the world. Located in Orlando, Florida, Walt Disney World opened in 1971 as the dream project of Walt Disney and quickly became a symbol of imagination, creativity, and family entertainment. The book explains how the park was designed, its e…
The Story of Civil Rights by Wil Mara (2018) offers a clear and compelling introduction to the history and ongoing struggle for civil rights in the United States. Aimed primarily at younger readers, the book begins by defining civil rights and addressing the doctrine of “separate but equal,” which institutionalized racial segregation. It then highlights courageous individuals who took actio…
Where Is Alcatraz? by Nico Medina provides an engaging and comprehensive look at one of the most infamous prisons in the world. Located on an isolated island in San Francisco Bay, Alcatraz was once home to some of America’s most notorious criminals, including Al Capone and George “Machine Gun” Kelly. The book explores the history of the island before it became a prison, its transformation…
Where Are the Galapagos Islands? by Megan Stine introduces readers to one of the most extraordinary natural wonders of the world. Located in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Ecuador, the Galapagos Islands are famous for their unique biodiversity, volcanic landscapes, and vital role in shaping Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution. The book traces the discovery and history of the islands, fro…
What Was the Titanic? by Stephanie Sabol is a captivating nonfiction book for young readers that tells the true story of one of the most famous maritime disasters in history. The book recounts the construction of the RMS Titanic—hailed as the largest and most luxurious ship of its time—and its tragic maiden voyage in April 1912. Readers learn about the ship’s design, the passengers aboard…
What Is the Constitution? by Patricia Brennan Demuth is an engaging and informative book designed for young readers, particularly those aged 8 to 12. Part of the What Was? series, this book provides a comprehensive overview of the United States Constitution, explaining its origins, purpose, and significance in a clear and accessible manner. Demuth delves into the historical context of the late …
Island of the Blue Dolphins, written by Scott O’Dell, is a classic survival story inspired by the true account of a Native American girl who lived alone on San Nicolas Island, off the coast of California, in the 19th century. The novel follows Karana, a young girl who is left behind when her tribe is evacuated. Alone on the island, she must learn to provide for herself, facing hunger, wild an…