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A study of author/illustrator Daniel Pinkwater, looking at his body of work, with a focus on his young adult fiction, and including quotations and observations from Pinkwater.

A biography of civil rights leader Jesse Jackson, illustrated with photographs.

A short biography of the author of more than seventy books for children, Daniel Pinkwater.

Explains how to use critical theory to analyze the music of Bob Dylan and provides overviews of the songs, albums, and musical periods of the musician as well as critiques of each.

Offers insight into the lives of Elizabeth Eckford, an African American woman who was one of the Little Rock Nine, and Hazel Bryan, a woman who attended Little Rock Central High School and was photographed shouting racial epithets at Elizabeth outside of the school, and looks at the impact of their reconciliation on the lives of these two women and on the community.

Examines the life of American singer-songwriter and musician Bob Dylan, discussing his influence, musical and literary work, legacy, and other related topics.

The author describes what it was like coming of age in India after losing his hearing at age eleven, describing how he coped with the challenges of being deaf in his native culture.

Chronicles the life of singer-songwriter Bob Dylan, describing his childhood in Minnesota, his period in Greenwich Village's folk scene, his changing musical styles, and his significance in music history, and includes a selected discography and a list of further resources.

Collects thirty-one interviews with singer-songwriter Bob Dylan spanning 1962-2004, including radio interviews, his six major interviews for "Rolling Stone," and interviews from the "New York Times," "Los Angeles Times," "Playboy," and several other publications.

Examines the life and career of American glass artist Dale Chihuly, discussing his education, and his founding of the Pilchuck Glass School in Washington, and looking at some of his most notable works of art.