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The book recounts the Broncos’ final season with Elway, ending with their Super Bowl XXXIII victory. It pairs the season account with photographs and narrative text.

A child’s ambition develops into a life in art: Hopper studies, works as an illustrator and pursues paintings shaped by light, shadow and scenes he observes. The book also shows how he combined real details with imagination.

Expect a browseable mix of practical topics rather than one continuous adventure narrative: mystery-solving ideas, travel tips, outdoor life, crafts, art projects and recipes.

This is a short, structured introduction to the two countries’ history and differences, using contrasting viewpoints as well as factual material.

This is a historical account of rescue during the Holocaust, focused on Sendlerowa and the people who helped her. The book’s central emphasis appears to be courage and assistance.

The book offers a brisk, news-style route through an expedition: its aims, shipboard life, exploration of the Pacific and later completion of the voyage.

This short guide ranges from food, clothing and make-up to pyramids, military tactics and the treatment of the dead in ancient Egypt.

A structured history resource, it mixes factual accounts with enquiries and activities rather than offering narrative alone. Its stated scope is England from 1901 to the present.

This is a historical account centred on Talon’s administration, combining economic development and colonial government with conflict and religious power struggles.

A historically grounded adventure that also asks who receives credit for exploration and what costs expeditions impose on the people they encounter.

The book describes a blockade that prevented supplies reaching Berlin and the Allies' use of cargo flights to bring them in.

This is a topic-led guide to wartime weapons, explaining their development and military use alongside their effects on the war. Its scope includes land, sea and air warfare.

This is a life story that connects Wilson’s rise through university and state politics to his presidency and international ambitions.

This is a science-focused introduction to the greenhouse effect, linking atmospheric gases with trapped heat and rising temperatures. It also connects the topic with pollutants and possible prevention.

This is a historical account centred on the assassination and its aftermath, with attention to how Lincoln’s death affected the causes of freedom and equality.

A life story of Francis Scott Key that ranges beyond the anthem to childhood, family, education and courtroom work, with faith and religious service given particular prominence.

A broad historical account connects military events with their effects on people on both sides, while also including the anti-war movement and post-war consequences.

A true-life account of Carter’s long search for King Tut’s tomb, set against his earlier fascination with Egyptian artefacts and his work in archaeology.

The book asks readers to weigh the usefulness and limits of the 3Rs rather than treating recycling as the whole answer.

A wide-ranging introduction to Shasta history and culture, from everyday life and social organisation to historical encounters and Shasta people today. It appears designed to support learning about the subject rather than tell a fictional story.

A historical biography links Morgan's safety invention to its development and use in rescue work and wartime protection.

Warhol’s story connects art-making with films, magazine publishing and celebrity culture. The biography follows his career from childhood to his final years, including the people and social scene around his New York studio.

This is a historical account centred on Jack’s testimony, alongside photographs and context about the Holocaust. It follows his imprisonment, efforts to survive, liberation and search for family.

This is a family story shaped by two generations’ experiences: the sisters’ reluctant journey and Mare’s account of her youth and wartime service.

This is a historical account of Americans flying for France before US entry into the First World War, with attention to the organisations and aircraft involved.

This is a historical account of the Titanic, moving from the age of steam and shipbuilding through life aboard, the disaster, rescue and discovery. It asks why the ship sank and includes a “What if? ” section.

A broad life story connects Churchill’s military beginnings with his political leadership and creative work, offering several angles on a prominent historical figure.

A wide-ranging introduction to Libya, linking its history and present-day circumstances with information about its people, environment and culture.

A broad account of post-1945 US history, with civil rights at its centre and political, social and cultural developments also in view.

This is a focused historical account of women’s lives and work during wartime, with attention to varied roles rather than only the military story.

A structured introduction to energy choices, linking global warming with current energy use and possible changes in electricity and transport.

A historical biography of a woman who held military command, with a focus on her advice to Xerxes during the Persian Wars.

This is an illustrated biography about Alcott’s determination to serve during the Civil War, her nursing of wounded soldiers, serious illness, and the way those experiences informed Hospital Sketches and Little Women.

This offers an introductory route into earth science alongside a clear emphasis on caring for the planet. Its distinctive angle is linking knowledge of Earth with shared environmental responsibility.

This is an activity-led introduction to Latino history and culture in the United States, moving across regions and communities while pairing historical information with practical creative projects.

This offers a broad, story-led route through United States history, connecting people, political decisions, social change, exploration, war and international affairs across multiple volumes. The focus is informational rather than fictional.

This is a factual introduction to Canada’s natural resources and the ways they become food, energy or materials for everyday products. Its angle combines broad geographical coverage with a clear message that resources should be used responsibly.

A purposeful, visually striking account of collective action for water, combining biography, environmental concern, Indigenous language and spiritual practice. Its central invitation is to consider how people might show respect for water and act on that responsibility.

This is an informational account of one family's displacement, return and continuing difficulties, set alongside facts about Afghanistan and its people. It also points towards helping refugees who lack permanent homes.

A portrait of Chanel’s rise in fashion sits alongside discussion of poverty, prejudice, self-invention and wartime controversy. The book offers achievements and faults together rather than presenting an uncomplicated style icon.

This is an image-rich account of polar-bear field biology: scientists search from helicopters, work on sea ice, gather measurements and samples, and use long-term data to understand the animals.

A historical account of four African American women mathematicians whose work contributed to aircraft and spacecraft research, while explaining segregation, wartime aviation, NASA’s origins and the space race.

A historically grounded creative-life story in which the origins of Curious George are closely tied to a Jewish couple’s flight from wartime Europe. Its strongest elements are human connection, artistic work, and a tense escape.

This is a deliberately irreverent coming-of-age novel about turning embarrassing experiences into writing. Its comic voice may offer recognition to readers who feel socially awkward, but it includes frank references to sexual subjects and bodily functions.

This is an informational, testimony-led account of Iraqi refugees’ lives: personal stories and creative work are set beside explanations of Iraq’s recent history, conflict, displacement and the UNHCR’s role.