1927-

Presents a short biography of Cesar Chavez, the founder of the United Farm Workers of America, and describes how he fought to establish better working conditions and wages for migrant workers in California.

Follows the life of the first black woman to win the tennis competition at Wimbledon.

Recreates the author's childhood and adolescence in Barbados to the eve of his departure to Trinidad at seventeen.

Tells the life story of C?esar Ch?avez, whose efforts as a labor leader in the mid-twentieth century brought better working conditions to migrant farmworkers in the U.S.

Presents a collection of brief biographical sketches of individuals that were leaders, including Elizabeth Blackwell, Cesar Chavez, Helen Keller, and Jackie Robinson, describing their accomplishments.

Tells the life story of American farm worker and labor leader C?sar Ch?vez in graphic novel format.

Examines the life, faith, and teachings of Joseph Ratzinger who succeeded Pope John Paul II as the two hundredth sixty-fifth pope on April 19, 2005 and became Pope Benedict XVI.

The author presents a comprehensive analysis of the election of Pope Benedict XVI, and describes the direction he will take the Catholic Church and the impact he will have around the world.

Contains color photographs from an exhibition of gowns created by designers Cristobal Balenciaga, Philippe Venet, and Hubert de Givenchy, hosted by Minnie, Princess of Beauvau Craon at the chateau of Harou?, and includes a selection of archival photographs of the designers' work.