Hamill, Pete

Archival photographs and text describe events that occurred during the Vietnam War.

Tending to his poor and sick neighbors throughout a Depression-era winter, New York City doctor James Delaney is haunted by memories from World War I and the disappearances of his wife and daughter, until his three-year-old grandson is abandoned on his doorstep.

A biography of the noted Mexican muralist discusses his art, his political ties and beliefs, and his marriage to the painter Frida Kahlo.

A collection of 34 sketches describing the people, places, experiences, and feelings of New York.

Eleven-year-old Irish Catholic Michael Devlin and Rabbi Judah Hirsch form a wonderful, if unlikely, friendship in Brooklyn in 1947, but the actions of a group of anti-Semitic thugs soon have them trapped in a spiral of hate and hoping for a miracle.

Presents a narrative history of Manhattan from the author's perspective. Profiles famous New Yorkers and traces the city's transformations both positive and negative.

In the year 1947, Michael Devlin, 11 years old and 100% American-Irish, is about to forge an extraordinary bond with a refugee of war named Rabbi Judah Hirsch.

Eleven-year-old Irish Catholic Michael Devlin and Rabbi Judah Hirsch form a wonderful, if unlikely, friendship in Brooklyn in 1947, but the actions of a group of anti-Semitic thugs soon have them trapped in a spiral of hate and hoping for a miracle.

Profiles the life and art of Mexican artist Diego Rivera.