Atkinson, Linda

Considers the theory that a person may live more than once, and recounts the experiences of several persons who have remembered incidents and details from past lives.

Terrified when she hits someone while driving on a lonely road during a rain storm, Susan leaves the scene of the night-time accident.

A biography of a Jewish heroine whose resistance work during World War II made her a martyr and an inspiration to those with whom she worked.

Tells the impassioned story of a young woman who left Europe for Palestine in 1939, when she was just 18, but returned five years later on a parachute mission to rescue other Jews. The mission cost Hannah Senesh her life - she was executed at age 23 by a firing squad in Budapest in 1944.

Presents accounts of strange happenings that have been reported by people claiming to have "special" powers. Also includes simple tests to evaluate a person's psychic powers.

Tells of women who have achieved excellence in judo, karate, kung fu, t'ai chi chuan, tae kwon do, kendo, and aikido.

Traces the life and career of an Irish-born labor leader whose work began in the 1870's before the advent of strong unions and labor laws and continued for more than fifty years.

Relates five notorious crimes, including D. B. Cooper's skyjacking, the great train robbery, and the Krupp diamond case.

Explains the rights and freedom provided by law for minors and the legal limits imposed upon them. Discusses juvenile court and minors' legal rights after arrest.