Holden, Wendy

Among the millions of Holocaust victims sent to Auschwitz in 1944, Priska, Rachel, and Anka shared a secret---they were pregnant. Separated from their husbands they were scared. After losing so much to the Nazis, they were determined to hold on to their unborn babies. Against all odds, the three women survived, gave birth under horrible circumstances, and went on to build new lives with their children after World War II. Their stories of hardships and miracles almost defy belief. Sixty-five years later, the three "miracle babies" (two girls and a boy) share the story of their mothers who defied death at the hands of the Nazis to give their children life.

Relates the true account of three pregnant women who met in Auschwitz, where they concealed their pregnancies from infamous Nazi doctor Josef Mengele and fought for their survival as well as the survival of their newborns as they embarked on a treacherous journey to freedom.

Chronicles the life and film career of canine actor Uggie. Spotlights his various performance and achievements and explains how he went from a normal dog to one of the most famous animals on the silver screen. Includes black-and-white photographs.

Presents the true story of Owen, known to his family as "Little B," and Haatchi, an Anatolian Shepherd dog left for dead on a railroad who lost part of his leg and tail. Explores how the friendship that developed between Owen and Haatchi helped heal both of them.