Wolf, Bernard

Describes the life and work of Wallace McRae and his family on their ranch in Rosebud County, Montana, including the spring roundup and branding of cattle, the local rodeo, the gathering and storing of hay, and the interaction with the coal workers in town.

A photographic essay depicting a six-year-old boy's experiences during his first week in school.

Photographs and text record a young boy's first visit to the dentist to have a cavity filled.

Portrays the arduous life of a large Mexican American family, residents of the Rio Grande Valley in south Texas, who migrate yearly to Minnesota to do farm work.

Describes special training and equipment used to help a deaf youngster talk, read, and write.

In words and pictures, describes the daily life of Ana Moreira, the daughter of two Havana artists, as she goes to school, takes ballet lessons, and plays in the park.

Describes the life and work of fire fighters who operate out of a fire station on New York's Lower East Side, a neighborhood plagued by arson in recent years.

Depicts the joys and hardships experienced by a Muslim family that immigrates to New York City from Alexandria, Egypt, in the hope of making a better life for themselves.

The customs and daily life of the small village of Oaxaca, Mexico, are shown through the eyes of a six-year-old Zapotec Indian boy.