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Published to celebrate the 50th anniversary since humans walked on the moon, this fully-illustrated book tells the story of the Apollo Missions, detailing what happened and what we learnt.
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Astonishing real-life rescue missions from on, under and above the earth from the award-winning team behind Survivors and Heroes. How far would you go to save a life? Scrambling from the wreckage of his school after an earthquake, a nine-year-old Sichuan boy rescued two unconscio ...
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Featuring real-life stories about extreme survival, this book includes stories of a man who sucked blood from a shark, and a woman who froze to death.
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Courageous dogs, cats, birds, horses, and even a bear have shown courage and devotion, and this book tells you their extraordinary stories. Includes the story of Jet the Alsatian who became a hero of the Blitz, pulling survivors from burning rubble, night after night.
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When the first passengers climbed aboard the earliest ever underground train in 1863, it would have been impossible to imagine how the London Underground would change and grow over the next 150 years. From smelly steam trains running along a single track to the innovative electri ...
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Grab your magnifying glass and seek out history's most notorious pirates in this swashbuckling search-and-find adventure, packed with over 200 things to spot.
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With a quarter of million cars a day crowding onto the M25, and millions more standing nose-to-tail on our A-roads, Britain is officially Europe's largest car park. This book lets you find out: why the most successful Le Mans driver of all time wishes he could race a 90 year old ...
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June 2013 sees the celebration of the 60th anniversary of the Queen's coronation. At the core of this book is a hitherto private collection of more than 200 images showing London's West End on the day of the coronation.
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A guide to London's 100 most surprising buildings, revealing their histories and their many odd associations. This illustrated book features anonymous premises of London's traditional gentlemen's clubs, private palaces, fake castles, including several buildings that, if they had ...
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A contributed text suitable for use in first-, second-, and third-year introduction to Aboriginal studies and Aboriginal history courses offered out of Aboriginal studies and history departments nation-wide.
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