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The Biography of Rice
Provides a history of the world's third largest crop, explaining how it is grown, harvested, threshed, husked, polished, and preserved.
The Biography of Tobacco
Examines tobacco, its first users, how it goes from leaf to cigarette, and the effects of tobacco on health.
The Biography of Silk
"Discusses the history of silk, how it is made, and how it is used."--From source other than the Library of Congress.
The Biography of Potatoes
Spanish conquistadors brought the potato from South America to Europe in the 1500s. Since then, the potato has helped keep peasants from starving during times of famine, fed armies, and is today the world's most popular vegetable. The Biography of Potatoes underlines the importance of this source of nutrition throughout human history.
The Biography of Tomatoes
This fact-filled new book describes the tomato's history and how tomatoes have become a major part of our diet, whether uncooked or in sauces, pizzas, curries, and condiments. Interesting facts include the tomato's connection to folktales about werewolves and why today's commercial farm-grown tomato is seven times less nutritious than a tomato grown 50 years ago.
The Biography of Bananas
Explains the history of bananas, where they are grown, how they are harvested, and the different varieties. Provides a history of the world's largest herb, discussing the trade, cultivation, and consumption of bananas, as well as describing the environmental impact resulting from monoculture.
The Biography of Tea
How could a relaxing cup of tea become a symbol of revolution? This fascinating new book relates the thousands-year-old history of tea and its sometimes tumultuous trade. Find out how different teas are grown, harvested, and sold and how the trade of tea has changed the world.
The Biography of Vanilla
Describes where and how vanilla is grown and harvested, discusses the history of the spice, and explains the drawbacks threatening the vanilla bean industry.
The Biography of Wheat
The growing of wheat as a staple food source made permanent settlements possible, particularly for settlers moving west. In this fascinating new book, children will learn how one of the world's most important food crops is grown, harvested, sold, and processed into food products.
The Biography of Coffee
Discusses the history of coffee including how it is grown, harvested, processed, and sold.
