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Steve Wozniak gave the world the first truly personal computers. Working together with Steve Jobs, the age of the computer was born. Thirty years later the genius with the low profile, who has been inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame, tells the story of his life.

The author shares her unique insight into Ronald Reagan, arguing that his character and courage made him the object of reverence and respect in America.

The author examines his brother's life in comparison to his own and asks himself why they are so different, one a college professor, one sentenced to life imprisonment.

Tells the life story of psychotherapist and talk show host Phil McGraw, describing his early years in Texas and his rise to fame.

Gail Griffith chronicles her efforts to save her teenage son from the throes of teen depression, sharing how her son's suicide attempt impacted their family and her own feelings of self-worth.

A biography covering the personal life and professional career of one of the founders of Apple Computer, Steve Wozniak.

A biography of African-American entertainer Whoopi Goldberg discussing her early life in the racially mixed Chelsea district in New York City, her career as a stand-up comic, her successful film career, and her personal life.

The author tells the story of the cross-country flight he and his brother made in 1966 at the ages of seventeen and fifteen, flying from the East coast all the way to California in a rebuilt Piper Cub, and discusses how their father's influence set them on the course to adventure.

This writer and illustrator describes her life, her daily activities, and her creative process, showing how all are intertwined.