Britannica Digital Learning: 606 books

Written in British English, Energy Sources examines our reliance on fossil fuels and their impact on the environment; the pros and cons of nuclear energy; the debate about biofuels; harnessing energy from the Sun, wind, and water; and energy in the future, from hydrogen fuel cells to solar power from space.

Written in British English, World War II: The Pacific concentrates on how events unfolded in the Far East in the titanic struggle between Japan and the forces of the United States and its allies.

Eco-friendly energy is explained. Current information about saving the environment is provided in this thought-provoking book, ideal for upper elementary and middle school students. In addition to explaining the concept of eco-friendly energy, the book establishes the understanding that it does not take much to make the world a better place.

Written in British English, Who Discovered DNA? explores the fascinating advances that have been made in the study of DNA and genetics.

Written in British English, The Vietnam War explores the long and costly civil war pitting South Vietnamese and U.S. forces against communist guerrillas and North Vietnamese troops.

The Korean War describes the conflict between communist North Korea and U.S.-supported South Korea for control of the Korean peninsula.

Bright, full-page photographs and playful text introduce young tots to numbers.

Crime Fighting examines advancements in forensic science and crime fighting.

Crime Fighting examines advancements in forensic science and crime fighting.

Written in British English, In Secrets of Animal Life Cycles, you will find out which young hatch from eggs, how animals change and grow, and what happens to animals when they die.

Drugs gives the straight facts about all sorts of drugs, from illegal "street drugs" to solvents and prescription drugs. It offers advice on the effects of each drug and help and support to anyone affected by a drug problem.

Teaches readers how to use their fingers when multiplying by nines.

Learn about earthquakes and their side effects, such as landslides and tsunamis, and the introduction of the Richter scale to measure earthquakes.

Who Discovered DNA? explores the fascinating advances that have been made in the study of DNA and genetics.