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A biography of the star guard for the National Basketball Association's Miami Heat; discussing his childhood in Chicago, his battles with injuries, and his mental approach to the game.

Offers a brief introduction to the life and career of professional wrestler Bill Goldberg.

Demonstrates the competitive spirit of this Superbowl-winning quarterback during his years as a high school football hero, a college superstar, and a pro with the Dallas Cowboys.

Chronicles the history and culture of skateboarding since the 1960s through a look at the careers of Rodney Mullen, considered the godfather of modern skateboarding tricks, and Ryan Sheckler, the sport's youngest pro athlete at the age of thirteen.

Presents autobiographical information on Michelle Akers, a member of the U.S. Women's World Cup Soccer Championship Team, including her struggle with CFIDS--Chronic Fatigue Immune Deficiency Syndrome.

Chun Yu, born in a small city in China, describes her childhood growing up in the middle of Chairman Mao's Cultural Revolution.

The author of the popular Wall Street Journal column "The Expat Life" offers a lively account of his family's move to China, which culminated in him fronting a successful Chinese blues band called Woodie Alan.

Ian Stewart presents an account of his experiences reporting from West Africa's Sierra Leone during the violence that erupted when armed rebels stormed the capital in 1999, telling how he and two colleagues were ambushed and shot, and providing insight into the world of war correspondents.

The Superbowl-winning quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys looks back on his life and focuses on the importance of facing changes with a positive attitude.

The story of the courageous woman who overcame a debilitating illness to go on to become an Olympic gold medalist in track and field events.