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Featuring a timely foreword from a survivor of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting, a illustrated picture book introduces young readers to some of America's most influential protestors, from Harriet Tubman and Martin Luther King, Jr. to Rosa Parks and John Lennon.

"Accompanied by photographs of 266 masks, the largest representation of traditional polychrome masks from the Temne people of Sierra Leone and the Anang (Ibibio) people of Nigeria are documented here, as well as one of the largest published collections of articulated masks from the Ogoni people of Nigeria"--Dust jacket.

A collection of letters written by convict Jack Henry Abbott to author Norman Mailer, in which he describes what life is really like inside a maximum security prison.

Sam is convinced that she has been cursed and that her new neighbors are witches, but when her friends search the house, hoping to find a book of spells to lift Sam's curse, the homeowners return unexpectedly.

Canine sleuth Sam is not looking forward to spending the weekend at Sagawa Lake, until she and her human friends find an old diary that offers clues to the mystery that has surrounded the lake for years.

Twentieth-century African-American author Alice Walker presents a memoir of her marriage to a white man in early civil rights-era Misissippi and several short stories inspired by the marriage's initial magic and its eventual disintegration.

Profiles the life and career of successful CEO Jim Skinner, covering his early life, rise to success, the remaking of McDonald's, and more.

Describes the rise to fame of the Supremes, the dissolution of the group, and what has happened to Mary Wilson since then. ISVN 0-312-21959-8.