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A biography of Bindi Irwin, an Australian conservationist, actress, television presenter and the daughter of Steve Irwin, "The Crocodile Hunter," that discusses her family and their work at the Australia Zoo.

Briefly profiles the life and career of Rico Rodriguez, discussing his family, acting, fame and more.

For Annaleise Carr, the motivation to make the gruelling marathon across Lake Ontario came not from a desire for glory. Her ultimate quest was to raise money for her new friends at Camp Trillium, a charity that provides a camping experience for kids with cancer.

Looks at the life of Spanish pop singer, songwriter and actor Abraham Mateo.

Simple text and photographs provide a brief profile of the life and career of Bindi Irwin.

Kristine Barnett's son, Jake, has an incredibly high IQ. He's working on an original theory in astrophysics that may someday put him in line for a Nobel prize. Jake's story is remarkable not just because of his achievements but because he was diagnosed with Autism at age two. Against the experts' advice, Kristine pulled her son out of special education classes and began preparing him for mainstream kindergarten on her own. She focused on what he could do, not on what he couldn't, and the results were transformative.

Profiles the life and entertainment career of Jaden Smith.

Annaleise Carr describes her swim across Lake Ontario in 2012 which she undertook in order to raise money for Camp Trillium, a camp for kids with cancer.

Photographs and essays describe Barack Obama's path to the presidency, and includes transcripts for his inaugural address and speeches "A new Birth of Freedom," "A More Perfect Union," "This is Our Moment," and others.

Contains color photographs of U.S. President Barack Obama, his wife Michelle, and their daughters, drawn from throughout their first year in the White House, and includes quotations, as well as the texts of two speeches.