Janet Hubbard-Brown

R. A. Montgomery

Camp Pine Tree is awesome. Rustic old cabins, a great sports program, and pretty decent food. Last year you really lucked out -- you had Joel, the coolest counselor there. He taught you how to sail on Pine Lake. And he knew all the good trails through the woods. But Joel isn't here this year. He's disappeared. Vanished. Gone. You know nothing would keep Joel from Camp Pine Tree. Nothing human, that is. What happens next in this bone-chilling story? It all depends on the choices you make. How will your nightmare end? Only you can find out. And the best part is that you can keep reading and rereading, getting new chills and thrills -- until not one but all of your worst nightmares have come true!

It Happened at Camp Pine Tree

Provides a look at the life, works, and times of fourteenth century English poet Geoffrey Chaucer.

Celebrated Poet and Author

Chaucer

As a lawyer, judge, lecturer, writer, and activist, Shirin Ebadi has spoken out in her country, Iran, as well as throughout the world.

Shirin Ebadi

A biography of writer, comedienne and actress Tina Fey.

Writer and Actress

Tina Fey

Presents the life and accomplishments of the wife of the second president of the United States, a dedicated wife and mother who played an important role in the birth of the nation.

First Lady

Abigail Adams

Winner of numerous Emmy, Writers Guild, Golden Globe, and Screen Actors Guild awards, Tina Fey is one of the most successful women working in comedy today.

A biography of Tina Fey, discussing her childhood, her start at the Second City comedy club in Chicago, her success on "Saturday Night Live," and her creation of the show "30 Rock.".

William H. Goetzmann

In 1536, De Soto became rich when he helped lead the Spanish conquest of the Inca empire in South America. He continued his explorations through what is today the southern United States, seeking gold and glory. He and his men wandered through a large area

Hernando de Soto and His Expeditions Across the Americas

Eleanor Roosevelt overcame many hardships throughout her life. Considered homely, Roosevelt grew up at the end of the Victorian era in an aristocratic family, where, as far as women were concerned, looks mattered more than intelligence. She lost both of her parents before she was 10 years old. At age 19, Roosevelt married her fifth cousin, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and they had six children. From this profile emerged a woman who captured the attention of the American public, and eventually of the world, as she became a journalist, first lady, diplomat, and social activist. When Franklin was elected president, she created a new role for the first lady, advocating an array of causes. She fought personal battles against depression and anorexia even as she fought public ones for the rights of African Americans, women, and immigrants. Read about one of America's most notable women in Eleanor Roosevelt.

Janet Hubbard-Brown

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