'When I Was Young' is an introduction to history for young children. A child asks his grandmother what she did when she was young, and in this mode we are taken back through time with each generation asking the same question.
Wonderwise books bridge the gap between stories and facts, perfect for building children's love of learning and reading.
James Dunbar provides a practical guide to the production of wood pulp and papers in this early 20th century study. Drawing on his experience in the paper industry, Dunbar explains the various processes involved in producing pulp and paper, from pulping and refining to beating, drying, and finishing. This edition includes updated appendices and a new foreword by a leading paper industry expert.
The book offers a collection of essays exploring the evolution of human society from primitive to more developed stages. It examines cultural, social, and historical transformations, providing insights into the lives and practices of people in both rude and cultivated ages. This reprint preserves the original 1780 edition's content, allowing readers to engage with the thoughts and perspectives of the time regarding humanity's progress.
The aftermath of the Abyss's drowning marks a transformative era for Mantica, where a newfound alliance under the Green Lady unites diverse peoples. With the East's crisis resolved, Galahir stands protected, the Great Cataract awaits discovery, and the Ahmunite fleet lies forever submerged in the Infant Sea. This shift sets the stage for new adventures and challenges as the characters navigate a redefined world.