Rubin, Susan Goldman

Recounts Irena Sendler's efforts to save hundreds of Jewish children in the Warsaw Ghetto during World War II.

A brief biography of Mexican artist Diego Rivera, who was best known for his public mural paintings depicting the culture and struggles of the Mexican working class.

Nazi hunter Simon Wiesenthal's quest to prove the veracity of Anne Frank's diary.

Describes the lives of three generations of Wyeth painters, N.C., Andrew, and Jamie.

Follows the life of Leonard Bernstein from his childhood in Boston to his first experience conducting the Philharmonic Orchestra in New York at the age of twenty five.

Provides a glimpse of life during World War II in both the Netherlands and the United States through the correspondence of Anne Frank and her Iowa pen pals.

Profiles the life and works of American painter Edward Hopper that includes a collection of his paintings and sketches.

When Sarah visits Carol Sue, she discovers that they have a special relationship because they are cousins.

Emily Gold, a learning disabled thirteen-year-old, struggles to be independent from her overprotective parents.