The first man-made food

It is the oldest of all foods made by man. It comes in all shapes and sizes. It is called "the staff of life." More people eat it than any other kind of food. In the United States, its name is a...

Fingers and Forks

Have you ever eaten a hush-puppy? Did you ever taste toad-in-the-hole? Do you think you'd like to try baked snails---or boiled octopus---or frozen fish eyes? Every one of these foods is popular in...

The chain from heaven

> Afunjo knew that his father was an anthropologist--- but he didn't > know what that was. He knew that his father spent lots of time at the > museum, in the town of Ife. And he knew his father often...

Blood and bones

"Tomas?" Juanita poked her nose into her big brother's room. "Tomas," she asked, "is it true that no one but Indians used to live here in Mexico City?" Her brother was studying the history of Mexico...

Light and life

"Aunt Maude, who are the Aborigines?" Mark asked. Mark was from America. He and his parents were visiting relatives in Australia. Mark had heard some Australians talking about people called...

To know about our world

a telephone booth in Spain Talking to others on the telephone is one way people communicate. We all have to learn about the world we live in. And we have to learn the skills we need for our way of...