1964-

A joint biography of country singers Naomi Judd and her daughter, Wynonna.

A biography of Barry Bonds, the left fielder of the San Francisco Giants, who has won the National League Most Valuable Player award three times and the Gold Glove award four times.

Biography of baseball player for the San Francisco Giants, Barry Bonds, discussing his career, and including quotes from family, teammates , and professional contacts.

A memoir of golf pro David Love III, in which he shares the lessons, stories, fables, and theories of the game taught to him by his father, and includes golfing tips and anecdotes that have been helpful to him during his career.

Brett Hull discusses how he became one of the most elite hockey stars in history, explaining how he outgrew the shadow of his superstar father, how he turned from a reluctant athlete into the star player of the Dallas Stars, and how he survived the pressure and controversy that surround the game of hockey.

Narrates the skating career of the American woman who is an Olympic Gold Medalist for speedskating, who came from a family of skaters, and who has skated since the age of two.

Examines the life and career of Sarah Palin, the former governor of Alaska who gained national attention when she was selected to run for vice president of the United States.

Traces the life of Michelle Obama, focusing on her personal and professional accomplishments, approach to the role of First Lady and marriage to President Barack Obama.

Examines the truth and fiction behind Dan Brown's popular novel "The Da Vinci Code" separating what in the novel is true and what Brown embellished for his work.

The author reveals how he discovered and used anabolic steroids in order to enhance his performance in baseball and tells how he passed on that information to other players to the point where steroid use became the norm throughout the major league.