Invites young readers to observe and understand signs and maps that help people to navigate the world, introducing such travel concepts as road signs, directions and stoplights as well as various forms of transportation.

Ryan, an American POW, leads his fellow prisoners on a dangerous escape from the Germans in Italy. Having seemingly made errors of judgment, Ryan has to win the support of the mainly British soldiers he is commanding.

When John Gold, a former soldier turned mercenary, is given the chance to capture Sean Teague, the man who betrayed his team, and escort him to prison, he must fight off Teague's team and a sniper bent on killing Teague.

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Host Matt Brown, a real-life train conductor, brings his infectious passion for these monster machines to rail journeys across the U.S., and expert interviews reignite notable historical events in the evolution of the train, including the first train robbers, the demolition of Penn Station, and more.

Jax has the ability to jumb ships through grimspace, but the process cuts into her life expectancy. When a ship she's navigating crash-lands, Jax is thought to be at fault and is imprisoned. A mysterious man breaks into her cell and offers freedom if Jax will help his small band of rogue jumpers.

Offers insight into how the tragedy affected its survivors, drawing on archival research and interviews with family members to explore how some propelled themselves to fame while others were devastated by survivor guilt.

Sketches the lives of the two men responsible for the first flight of a machine powered aircraft on December 17, 1903, in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina.