After the death of his father, ten-year-old Moon Blake is removed from the Alabama forest where he was raised and sent to a boy's home, where, for the first time, he has contact with the outside world and learns about friendship, love, and humanity.
Seventeen-year-old Paul Hendry runs away from home and joins Omega Place, a radical organization intent on upsetting England's country-wide closed-circuit surveillance system, but soon discovers that the other members of the group may not be entirely altruistic.
Elijah, a nine-year-old African-American with unusual mental powers and a special ability to reach into the natural world, becomes a hostage of a terrorist militia group and finds himself in a world of violence.
Offers a brief look a the life and ideas of Mahatma Gandhi, who led a revolution of passive resistance in India that forced change, yet was in keeping with his Hindu beliefs.
Traces the development of the citizen militia movement from its origins in colonial America through its modern involvement with racist and neo-Nazi activities.
In hiding from the Soldiers of God, the Oklahoma antigovernment militia group whose members have now turned against him and his parents, a fifteen-year-old boy remembers what it was like to grow up among them.
Quentin, a rabbit who lives in a walled compound run by a militaristic government, must join forces with Harry, a fox, to stop the sinister disappearances of outspoken and rebellious rabbit citizens.
Examines the Patriot Act and practices of the American government and military in the wake of September 11, 2001, arguing that they are unconstitutional and have chipped away at the freedoms on which the U.S. was built.
The author tells the story behind an FBI raid on a small farm in southwestern Michigan in early September 2001, through interviews, government documents and news coverage, and the killing of the two men who ran the Rainbow Farm.
