juvenile literature

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Magic Johnson

1981
A biography of the basketball player from Lansing, Michigan, who has led the Michigan State Spartans and the Los Angeles Lakers to winning seasons.

Bruce Jenner

1977
The biography of Bruce Jenner, the Olympic decathlon champion.

Oliver Wendell Holmes, soldier, lawyer, Supreme Court Justice

1979
A biography of one of the best-known judges of the 1900's who served as a member of the Supreme Court for nearly 30 years.

John Havlicek

1976
A brief biography of the Boston Celtic whose sports versatility almost led him into a football career.

John Hancock, New England boy

1963
As President of the Continental Congress, Hancock signed his name to the Declaration of Independence in large letters so King George could easily read it. His early years are recorded here.

Between the devil and the sea

the life of James Forten
1974
A biography of the free black man who became a wealthy Philadelphia sailmaker and active abolitionist.

Esther

1980
A retelling of the Old Testament story of the young Jewish girl who became Queen of Persia and used her influence to stop the murder of the Jews living in exile in Persia.

The Guardian Angels

1983
Traces the development of an organization of volunteers, dedicated to prevention of crime in the streets and on subways, founded by New Yorker Curtis Sliwa in 1979.

Diego Rivera

an artist's life
1998

The story of George Washington, quiet hero

1988
Describes the life and achievements of the first president of the United States.

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