“brian williams”

In TUNNELS, boy archaeologist Will Burrows went in search of his missing father--and discovered a sinister subterranean world. Now, wandering the dark, hot bowels beneath the Colony with his best friend Chester and his brother Cal, Will stumbles across the Styx's dastardly plan to exterminate all To... More

- Visually compelling photos and four-color illustrations help bring science right into the classrooms--or living rooms--of young readers.- These books will help prepare young scientists for upcoming mandatory science testing.- Earth is a wonderous planet--and What on Earth? will explore each and ev... More

Here is a classic, traditional tarot that's undeniably unique in its execution, created by one of America's most prominent and prolific tarot artists. It is the Fool's Journey spelled out in images that are fun and funny, strange and elegant. Every card is closely inspired by the much-loved German c... More

The topics are fun the facts are fabulous in these easy-to-read introductions to history. History is exciting, and what better way to give young readers "a first look" than with historic snapshots of the backgrounds and daring deeds of courageous gladiators, gallant knights, mysterious mummies, reso... More

- Bold, vivid photos matched to clear text- Colorful, easy-to-read maps build map-reading skills- Life cycle diagrams using photos aid comprehension- "Amazing Fact" boxes highlight organisms' extraordinary characteristics- "Did You Know?" fun fact boxes- Glossary, Index... More

The Minchiate is one of the most unique decks ever to emerge from the centuries-old Tarot tradition. In the first modern presentation of this divinatory system, artist and writer Brian Williams explains the allegorical, esoteric, and symbolic meanings of this expanded deck that not only includes car... More

History, archaeological evidence, and primary-source material combine to vividly portray daily life in ancient cultures. Each book examines a specific aspect of ancient life in-depth, allowing readers to make comparisons with their own lives.... More