Subject: Mexico -- Juvenile fiction (Keywords)

Life in the past was in many ways very different from life today, but in one way it was very similar. There were always some people who were wealthier, more powerful or more famous than everyone else - and it was those early celebrities who set the fashions of the age and who got tongues wagging ...

The 'Usborne Beginners' series provides an informative introduction to non-fiction subjects for young readers. Developed with reading experts, each title helps young readers to grow in confidence and to build their reading skills.

The fascinating Aztec people of central Mexico dominated large parts of Mesoamerica from the 14th and 16th centuries. From warfare to human sacrifice, find out who was who in this time period and about the everyday life of people living there. This work is ideally suited for readers age 8+ or tea...

'Mexico' takes you on a whistlestop tour around this most incredible country. Explore its rainforests, deserts, mountains and beaches and meet some incredible wildlife along the way. Marvel at the vibrant street life, the amazing food and the diverse, multiethnic culture and delve into the countr...

Take a trip around the world with this colourful series. Introduce readers to different countries' geography, animals, people and economies. Explore diversity by learning about each country's celebrations and food.

This is one in a series of titles looking at different countries around the world, examining their landscape, climate, history, government, culture, religion, and the people that live there.

Written for reluctant readers aged 11-14, this is one of a series of titles which looks at the characteristics of a range of countries around the world and the people who live there.

An introduction to life in Mexico in the form of a letter from a Mexican child. This series of books supports geography, citizenship and literacy at key stages 1 and 2.

An ancient stone with the location of Aztec treasure has been stolen from an ailing man's bedside table. Can Jack Stalwart track the thieves and stop them before they plunder Montezuma's gold?

Mylo knows there's no such thing as Martians - at least, until a flying saucer crash-lands next to his family's New Mexico farm. Desperate to be as brave as his older brother Obie - who passed away over a year ago - Mylo has to investigate.