Author

Jane Chisholm

28 books

Books

  1. The Usborne Internet-Linked Encyclopedia of the Ancient World 2002
27 more
  1. World Wide Web for beginners 1997
  2. Who Were the Vikings 1994
  3. Introduction to Biology 1984
  4. Usborne Book of World History Dates 1998
  5. Usborne timelines of world history 2000
  6. Timelines of World History 2001
  7. The Usborne Encyclopedia of Ancient Greece 1999
  8. Living in Roman Times (Usborne First History) 1982
  9. The Usborne Book of Castles: Internet-Linked 2002
  10. Introduction to Chemistry 1984
  11. The Usborne Internet-Linked Introduction to Art 2003
  12. Internet for Beginners 1995
  13. Knights (Discovery Program) 2003
  14. Tudors & Stuarts 2012
  15. Usborne Book of the Ancient World (Usborne Illustrated, The: World History) 1991
  16. Living in Roman Times (First History) 1982
  17. Roman Army (Discovery Program 2003
  18. Computer graphics & animation 1999
  19. Coding for Beginners Using Scratch 2015
  20. Roman Britain 2006
  21. First Book of History 1992
  22. Mini Timelines of World History 2002
  23. The Usborne First History Book 1982
  24. Computer Graphics & Animation (Computer Guides) 1999
  25. Usborne Flip Flap Airport 2009
  26. Look Inside Mummies and Pyramids 2014
  27. Write Your Own Story Book 2011

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