Epstein, Sam

Describes how we produce, measure, transmit, and use electricity. Includes three experiments.

Recounts how squirrels, robins, grasshoppers, and other creatures in an urban environment find their food and avoid being eaten themselves.

Brief biography of the baseball star who was the first African-American player to be accepted by a major league team.

Presents an overview of Mexican history and analyzes the country's pressing social and economic problems, which include unequal distribution of wealth and rapid population growth.

Examines eleven cases involving young people in which the American Civil Liberties Union felt civil rights, guaranteed by the Constitution, had been denied.

An introduction to Washington, D.C., its history, day-to-day life, and points of interest.

Describes the food, clothing and houses and what it was like to live in Boston in 1747, when Paul Revere was a boy of twelve.