1951-2001

Start your engines and get in gear to learn about the greatest auto racers of all time! Exciting stats and information presented in a fun top-ten format will have readers turning the pages to learn more about auto racing's biggest stars.

This book presents some of NASCAR’s greatest drivers and their achievements, including Jimmie Johnson, Brad Keselowski, and Kevin Harvick.

Addresses the obesity epidemic in the African-American community, and uses personal stories and medical research to offer African-American helpful advice on the best ways to lose weight.

A portrait of the lead singer and co-founder of The Ramones, written by his brother, describes his childhood in Queens, his efforts to combat mental illness through music, and the infighting and tragedies that ended the band's frenetic successes.

A collection of photographs, essays, and articles that chronicle the career of NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt.

A biography of Dale Earnhardt, one of the most famous NASCAR racers, who came from a family of racers, and who became a Daytona 500 champion.

Chronicles the life of NASCAR star Dale Earnhardt and describes the shocked reactions of his fans and others to his death in the last lap of the 2001 Daytona 500.

Judge Bekasu Holifield, her sister Justine, and their cousin Cayle embark on a journey filled with small miracles and self-discovery when they join a group of fans on a silver cruise bus for the Dale Earnhardt Memorial Pilgrimage--a tour of southern speedways conquered by the late NASCAR driver.

Describes the history of car racing and the different types of auto racing, provides advice on becoming a race cardriver, and relates, in graphic form, the experiences of three drivers.

Explores many of the highlights in the long racing legacy of the Earnhardts, beginning in the early days of stock car racing in North Carolina. It also describes the challenges and accomplishments of the Earnhardt NASCAR dynasty.