biography

Presents the oral history of Brooklyn, New York from the 1940s through the 1960s focusing on a childhood, school days, a variety of activities in a family, and finally graduating from high school. Is accompanied by unique black-and-white photographs.

Provides a history of Times Square from its inception in 1904 to the present.

Examines the Dutch Colony on Manhattan Island which exists prior to the original thirteen colonies in America, and includes important colonists, Native Americans, and a variety of events.

Explores the American wilderness before the journey of Lewis and Clark during the land's ownership by the French.

Presents the unique Bush family dynasty focusing on their rising influence in America, networking, political matters, two presidencies, children, and grandchildren. Also details their contrast to the Kennedy family.

An account of post-conflict Iraq by the man who governed Wasit Province in southern Iraq on behalf of the Coalition. Describes the problems of poverty, social paralysis, and lawlessness. Discusses the insurgency that culminated in a sixteen-hour firefight.

Discusses the pioneers who were moving West in the mid-1800s, and how they had to depend on their children to assist them with many difficult and dangerous tasks in order to survive.