Digital Resources

The food and recipes of countries from A to Z are covered. Each country has 10-15 recipes.

Explores holidays by country and origin of holidays

Written for the middle and high school student, the key people and events of the Holocaust are outlined.

Explains mathematical concepts and history of math.

Five decades of Met Publications on art history to read, download & search for free.

This encyclopedia covers conflict in the Middle East from the crusades to 2012.

Heroes real and imagined, hauntings, lost cities and more in this exploration of legends in the United States.

Examines the ancient civilizations and peoples of Aztec mythology, to explore and study their religious beliefs and myths.

Looks at the gods and goddesses of Chinese mythology and explains their significance.

Images from Egyptian mythology are seen today on everyday articles, but what are the stories behind them.

Essays on the people, places, events and influences of the Bible.

From pole to pole and around the circumference, Oxford covers the explorers and journeys. 

From Mesopotamia to the Americas, this dictionary looks at the myths, heroes and heroines, legends and lore.

Bypass the inaccuracy of quotes on the web. Find out which American said it and where.

Bypass the inaccuracy of quotes on the web. This dictionary focuses on quotes after 1900.

Bypass the inaccuracy of quotes on the web. The classic quotes we all remember.

Children’s books stay in your memory forever. This encyclopedia covers the authors, the illustrators, the books and the awards.

English is a magpie language stealing words from other languages. From QED to macabre to haute couture, find out where the phrases come from.