1921-

The daughter of a titled German woman and a Jewish attorney describes her life as a "half-breed" in Nazi Germany.

Presents an account of the injured and orphaned animals raised by the author and his wife, including a bear cub, while living in Ontario, Canada.

A biography of Maurice Richard, whose tenacity in the face of many injuries helped him become one of Canada's finest hockey players.

A biography of the major league pitcher who holds the record for the most wins by a southpaw.

Presents the life of an Alaskan hunter, storyteller, craftsman, and traditional leader who grew up on King Island, Alaska, in the 1920s.

Presents the diary entries of a young woman living in the Jewish ghetto of Theresienstadt, a model concentration camp designed by the Nazis to show to the Red Cross and other humanitarian organizations.

An African-American male tells of his mother, a white woman, who refused to admit her true identity.