These are Shell Book titles in English relating to information and education.
A Cookery Competition: A fun way to improve your cooking skills!
A Village Savings & Loans Group: Working Together in a Small Co-operative
A Sustainable Future? The Effects of Climate Change
A market trader assumes his customers will not understand the metric system and tries to cheat them.
Animals of the World: everything that you wanted to know about bears that live in Asia
Animals of the World: everything that you wanted to know about bears that live in Europe and the Americas
Animals of the World: everything that you wanted to know about camels
Animals of the World – everything you wanted to know about elephants
Animals of the World: everything you want to know about giant tortoises
Animals of the World: everything that you wanted to know about giraffes
Animals of the World: everything you want to know about kangaroos
Animals of the World: everything that you wanted to know about meerkats
Animals of the World: everthing that you wanted to know about octopuses
Animals of the World: everything that you want to know about owls
Animals of the World: everything you want to know about penguins
Animals of the World: everything you want to know about sloths
Animals of the World: everything you want to know about walruses
Animals of the World: everything that you want to know about zebras
The Story of Apples: Past and Present
Making use of waste paper and card
From Arid Lands to Well-Watered Fields
This describes cashbook accounting for a small business such as a womens' co-operative.
This gives an explanation of double-entry book-keeping and how to make a suitable cashbook.
This deals with end of year procedures, showing profit and loss and producing a balance sheet.
Building a Cyclone House in the South Pacific
Bunker Roy and his Barefoot College
Charity Shops: Thrift Store or Treasure Trove? Recycling in aid of a good cause
From Bean to Bar: A brief history of chocolate
How to Create and Operate a Co-operative
Explore other countries from the comfort of your own home.
Brazil is the largest country in South America. The main language is Portuguese and the people are known for having a vibrant lifestyle as evidenced by the Mardi Gras carnival celebrations.
Explore other countries from the comfort of your own home
France is a country in Western Europe. It has a long history and its language and food are loved all over the world.
Eelgrass — Environmental Gains and Edible Grains
An introduction to Fun Fact Animal series of books
A fun and creative way to learn about penguins, with questions and a word search
A fun and creative way to learn about sloths, with questions and a word search
A fun and creative way to learn about walruses, with questions and a word search
A fun and creative way to learn about bears, with questions and a word search
A fun and creative way to learn about camels, with questions and a word search
A fun and creative way to learn about elephants, with questions and a word search
A fun and creative way to learn about giant tortoises, with questions and a word search
A fun and creative way to learn about giraffes, with questions and a word search
A fun and creative way to learn about kangaroos, with questions and a word search
A fun and creative way to learn about meerkats, with questions and a word search
A fun and creative way to learn about octopuses, with questions and a word search
A fun and creative way to learn about owls, with questions and a word search
Glaciers in Retreat
Gully Erosion: Do you know a place where a gully has been eroded by heavy rainfall?
How to build a bio-dyke for protection against floods.
Iced Water on Tap for Irrigation in high cold arid areas
Bugs and beans make a very tasty breakfast.
The Complex World of Insects and our relationship to them
Insects: Black Soldier Flies and How to Farm Them
Controlling Insect Pests by Natural Means
Crickets — the New Cattle?
Edible Insects — How to harvest, sell, cook and eat them
Keeping Safe on the Internet: How to be cyber smart and stay secure online
The Value of Life-Long Learning: Book 1 — An Overview
The Value of Life-Long Learning: Book 2 — One-to-One Learning
The Value of Life-Long Learning: Book 3 — Learning in a group
The Value of Life-Long Learning: Book 4 — Leading a group
Protecting coasts, fostering fish and storing carbon.
Encouraging greater biodiversity of oil pam plantations
Most of the external parts of the body are illustrated and have three text boxes attached for different languages.
This is a book to stimulate the minds of young children before they can read.
Puppets Book 1 — Make Them! A Fun Craft Idea
Puppets Book 2 — Use Them! A Fun Educational Tool
Restoring a Tropical Forest: The View from Sabah
Restoring a Mangrove Forest: The View from Mexico
Save the Storks! A multi-faceted conservation project
Seeds and their Stories, different types and different stories
Slavery Past & Present: A Brief Overview
Solar lights bringing light and learning in African schools
Training for Teachers: Book 1 — Assessing what the pupil knows and identifying the next steps
Training for Teachers: Book 2 — Reflecting and retaining learning
The African Plum Tree: A blessing to pollinators & people
The Problem with Plastic
The Story of Maize: A Triumph of Nature & Nurture
Urban Flowers & Flood Control: How one city met both objectives
Volcanoes, Earthquakes, Tsunamis and Tectonic Plates
The Virtues of Vultures: How they benefit humankind
This book covers the three main ways of mitigating the impact of rubbish on our environment, by reducing, reusing, recycling. It also warns against careless disposal of hazardous waste.
This book describes the use of household rubbish pits and a community waste collection service.
Water Pumps - human-powered for domestic and community use.
Hydraulic ram water pumps. This book explains how hydraulic ram pumps (hydrams) work and how to install and use them.
Water Pumps - human and animal powered for irrigation.
Solar-Powered water pumps: fresh water brought to you by the sun.
Water Pumps - An overview of the different types.
The Wood Wide Web: Interactions beneath the forest floor