Description: An entertaining educational information book enjoyed by children all around the world. It contains stories about the scariest mummies, mysterious phenomena, and bone-chilling rulers, along with thrilling historical tales from Greece, Rome, and Egypt. Through stories that are exciting, surprising, scary, and fun, readers can learn not only historical knowledge but also useful information such as how to respond in natural disasters. Creator: David Salariya Recent works: ... 3 titles in total About: Born in Dundee, Scotland. He has illustrated many books and planned a wide range of publications for various publishers in the UK and abroad. He founded Salariya Book Company in 1989. Author: Victoria England About: Born in Bath, England. She studied English Literature at the University of Brighton and currently lives in Brighton. Illustrator: David Antram Recent works: ... 289 titles in total About: Born in 1958 in Brighton, England. He studied at Eastbourne College of Art and works as a professional illustrator. He has illustrated many nonfiction books for children. Translator: Jang Mi-ran Recent works: ... 109 titles in total About: A graduate of the Department of English Education at Korea University, she worked as a translator at 'Sunshine and Woodcutter,' a children's book planning agency. She currently translates quality children's books into Korean. Her translated works include Willy the Dreamer, We Are Friends, The Tunnel, The Golden Lion That Grants Wishes, and Goodnight, Cars! Goodnight, Little One!, among others. Who knew information books could be this fun? Puzzling, spooky, chilling, and thrilling! So entertaining you won't be able to look away! An entertaining educational information book enjoyed by children all around the world! 30 Unbelievable Stories Series The 30 Unbelievable Stories series contains tales of the scariest mummies, mysterious phenomena, and bone-chilling rulers, along with thrilling historical stories from Greece, Rome, and Egypt. Through stories that are exciting, surprising, scary, and fun, kids can learn historical knowledge as well as practical information, like how to respond when facing natural disasters.