Burleigh, Robert

Presents information on the life and times of French artist, Henri de Toulouse-Latrec, and includes depictions of some of his best-known paintings, drawings, and posters, to show how his art reflected the places and characters of nineteenth century Paris. Includes photographs.

Presents the Wright brothers' story in comic book format, chronicling Orville and Wilbur's unsuccessful flying attempts and ultimate success at Kitty Hawk in 1903.

An illustrated biography of the pioneering woman astronomer Henrietta Leavitt.

An analysis of Georges Seurat's famous painting, A Sunday on La Grande Jatte, including where and when it was made, interesting details, and the techniques used to create a sense of stillness.

A look at a cross-section of people and events in American history from 1621 to 2001 representing the many facets of American life.

Presents a brief biography of legendary baseball player for the old Brooklyn Dodgers, Jackie Robinson, who, in 1947, became the first African-American to play in major league baseball.

Uses quotes from his journals to help explore Audubon's decision to follow his dream to paint every bird species in North America.

For one reader, going through a book is an incredible adventure.

A fictionalized account of the time when, as a teen-age music student, trumpeter Miles Davis spent many hours trying to find Charlie Parker in New York City.

Calvin Curbhopper, a bicycle messenger, makes his way through the city in all kinds of conditions to make sure that his messages get delivered on time.