1934-

A biography of the Boston Celtics basketball player who became the first African American player inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame.

Chronicles the childhood of Henry Aaron, describing his dream of becoming a major league baseball player.

Text and accompanying photographs present a study of Duncan offering a portrait of this veteran writer's life and works.

A career biography of a celebrity scientist who has brought astronomy to books, magazines, and television, as well as to his Cornell University classroom.

The most effective techniques in hitting a baseball are described by Hank Aaron who is expected to surpass Babe Ruth's home run record in 1974.

Tells the life story of young adult fiction author Richard Peck and includes photos, an interview, a time line, reviews from "School Library Journal, " an award list, bibliographies, and other reference tools.

Describes the career and experiences of the baseball player who broke Ruth's home run record.

Tells the life story of Lois Duncan, author of such novels as "I Know What You Did Last Summer" and "Down a Dark Hall," and presents an interview and selected reviews.

Chronicles the life of English primatologist Jane Goodall, discussing her work with chimpanzees in Tanzania and her significance in scientific history.

Examines the life of Hank Aaron, one of history's most celebrated baseball players, providing information on his childhood and family, introduction to the game, playing career, outside interests, and his role in breaking racial barriers in baseball and society, and including photographs, statistics, and a time line.