Aztecs

The 'Usborne Beginners' series provides an informative introduction to non-fiction subjects for young readers. Developed with reading experts, each title helps young readers to grow in confidence and to build their reading skills.

The Maya

An introduction to the dramatic history of the Maya. Includes facts, activities and a traditional story, bringing to life different aspects of the Maya civilization.

The Aztecs

Edition

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ISBN/ISSN

0791027015

Collation

31 pages : illustration ; 27 cm

Series Title

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Call Number

972 NIC

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