Dorling Kindersley readers

Describes how various football teams won the Super Bowl with the help of key players such as Joe Montana, Doug Williams, and John Elway.

Simple text and photographs portray the daily routines of construction workers who build houses.

Follows a humpback whale as he swims from the Caribbean Sea to the far north of the Atlantic Ocean.

Presents the life of Anne Frank, the real girl who lies behind the words of her immortal diary. Provides insights into her early life, her relationships with family and friends and the family's harrowing two years spent hiding from the Nazis in the 'Secret Annexe'. Includes the terrible facts that lie beyond the end of her diary, of her imprisonment and death. Suggested level: secondary.

Describes how space shuttles, probes, satellites, the Hubble space telescope, and space stations allow astronaunts to explore the moon and planets.

Two brothers learn about wild animals by visiting the zoo.

Various characters, including a waterman, an actor, a gallant, and an apple seller, from Shakespeare's London describe the Globe Theatre from their own perspective.

Explains how law enforcement officials carry out investigations and catch criminals using forensic science techniques and technology.

For early readers, level 3.

Various kinds of spiders, including the black widow, tarantula, and water spider, describe their physical characteristics, behavior, and habitats.

Will and Lucy sail on the Titanic and are separated from their father when the ship hits an iceberg and begins to sink.

A dormouse encounters many different animals as she searches for a place to spend the winter.