1910-1997

The author offers insight into the life and work of his father, French oceanographer Jacques Cousteau, discussing his childhood, time at sea with his family, and legacy.

"Describes Jacques Cousteau's life and the invention of the aqua lung"--Provided by publisher.

As co-inventor of the Aqualung, the author chronicles the early days of underwater exploration, and testing, inspection of shipwrecks, and sea caves.

A biography, in graphic novel format, of humanitarian Mother Teresa, a nun who helped the unfortunate in Calcutta.

Profiles the life and religious and charitable work of Mother Teresa, formerly Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu, who founded the Order of the Missionaries of Charity, a Catholic religious order that follows her example of serving the dying and the poorest of the poor in India and throughout the world.

An account of the life of Mother Teresa, the Serbian nun who founded a religious order, the Sisters of Charity, to serve the sick and needy of Calcutta, India, and of the work that earned her a Nobel Peace Prize.

A brief biography of Mother Teresa, who left the convent in 1948 to set up the Missionaries of Charity in India to help feed, clothe, and provide medical care to the poor.

Presents a comprehensive collection of letters written by Mother Teresa to her spiritual advisors over decades that chronicles her spiritual journey and the struggles she had with her own faith and duty.