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Actress Patty Duke recounts her experiences as a manic-depressive. Gloria Hockman reports on latest findings on the probable causes and treatments of the illness.

First Lady Laura Bush lists fifty-seven books for families and children that will help children learn to love books and reading, examining the values found in each book and listing prominent themes to watch for.

Contains black-and-white illustrations of eighteen highly ornate alphabets, and includes abstract and geometric art deco borders featuring exotic motifs such as tropical fish, birds, shells, plants, and insects.

Briefly describes the lives of President Bill Clinton and VicePresident Al Gore.

A collection of thirty-two letters from a paralyzed man to his autistic grandson that discuss parents, school, love, disappointment, joy, and personal success.

Includes the screenplay for Michael Moore's 2004 documentary "Fahrenheit 9/11", along with sources to back up the film's facts, and articles, letters, photos, and cartoons about the documentary.

178 people who have known Clinton, including friends, legislators, critics, campaign workers, and reporters, share their observations and anecdotes about the 42nd president.

An illustrated biography of President William J. Clinton, following his life from his birth in Hope, Arkansas in 1946, through the end of his second term in office.

A biography of English author Philip Pullman.

Looks at the life of President George W. Bush, discussing his childhood and family, education, service in the National Guard, marriage, and various careers, and includes information about his alcohol problem and early difficultie finding direction in life.