Stewart, Gail B.

Shares stories of some of the unexplained disappearances and other odd phenomena that have occurred in the Bermuda Triangle, an area located within the triangle formed between Miami, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico, and speculates on the reasons for the mysteries.

This book traces the history of blacks in the American military including Black minutemen at Lexington and Concord, Black soldiers who fought in the Civil War, the Buffalo Soldiers, African Americans who fought in the two world wars, and African Americans in today's military.

Considers whether vampires truly exist and outlines various instances of supposed vampire sightings throughout history. Discusses how people who claim to be vampires act and includes full-color photographs and further reading sources.

Chronicles the life and career of dog trainer Cesar Millan. Includes color photographs and side-bars.

Discusses the problem of teens dropping out of high school before graduation. Includes listings of key people, advocacy groups, and related organizations.

Discusses the life of Alexandra Scott, her lemonade stand and how she contributed to cancer research, and how the lemonade stand for cancer research became a phenomenon.

A look at horseback riding, including how to get started, what to wear, learning to ride, and the necessary equipment for horses.

Looks at the methods and technologies used by investigators to find missing persons, explaining forensic techniques, and offering crime statistics, career information, and related facts.

Explores fetal alcohol syndrome in detail, covering its diagnosis, treatments and therapies, and medical advances.

Providing examples from specific cases, this book discusses police work on unsolved cases of violent crimes, referred to as cold cases, including the use of forensics, new clues, new technology, the CODIS database and DNA profiling, and investigating the investigation.