Sullivan, Robert

A collection of photographs which have appeared in "Life" magazine that profiles the stars of Hollywood from the so-called Golden Era to the end of the twentieth century.

A collection of one hundred photographs which have had a dramatic impact on the world.

A collection of puzzles in which readers are challenged to spot the differences between nearly identical sets of pictures of vacations; grouped in four levels from novice to genius.

A photographic review of the life of Frank Sinatra, from his babyhood through his older years, with explanatory captions and quotations, and an introductory essay by Tony Bennett.

Examines the customs of Christmas around the world through a collection of black-and-white and full-color photographs captured by Life magazine through the years and includes war-time observances as well as those depicted in many Hollywood films.

Provides accounts of some of the world's strange-but-true beings, places, and events, and includes a look at persistent tales that are unlikely but unproven one way or another.

Chronicles the efforts of the Makah tribe of Neah Bay on the most northwestern tip of America to unite and inspire their community in 1997 by staging a whale hunt, a tradition they had given up in the 1920s; discussing the difficulties they encountered due to inexperience, tribal infighting, animal rights protests,and the media.

An illustrated history of one hundred notable religious and political leaders, scientists, innovators, and cultural icons who changed the world.

More than one hundred photographs--representing the work of such artists as Ansel Adams, Galen Rowell, Joel Meyerowitz, and Michael Melford--capture the natural wonders of America, from the Grand Canyon and Mount Rainier to Nantucket Island.