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In this book you’ll hear Abe Lincoln tell the story of his own life, from the day he was born in a small log cabin, right up to the day he was shot by an assassin’s bullet.

The stories told in this book reveal Washington’s struggles, doubts, and fears as well as his enormous achievements.

The world's most famous athlete that ever was, heavyweight boxer Muhammad Ali. From the moment young Ali wandered into a Louisville, Kentucky youth boxing program, the sport became his life.

This book is about someone who learns differently from others. My name is Don Johnston and I struggled in school. This is the story of my struggle and what I did to become successful.

The book describes Charles Darwin's passion for natural history, his famous South American voyage on the HMS Beagle, and his later years of stubborn research and startling discovery.

This book traces Flo Jo's life from her childhood in a strong but poor family in Watts, Los Angeles, through adolescence as a shy, eccentric high school scholar and athlete.

This book documents an amazing woman's struggle to end American slavery. There may be no more heroic, historically revealing, and amazing life of the 19th century than that of Harriet Tubman.

Not only baseball fans will love this book. So will anyone who's ever wondered why baseball fans love to stand up and scream, "It's out'a here!"

In this first-person narrative, he tells his own story right up through his funeral in 1890. Intelligent, proud, generous, and humorous, Mariano Vallejo recounts the founding of California and welcome

Martin Luther King, Jr. was born in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1929. It was a time when black people in America were treated badly, but Martin’s parents taught him to love everyone.

In 1947, Jackie Roosevelt Robinson, the grandson of a slave, shattered baseball’s "color barrier" by becoming the first African-American to play in the major leagues in the 20th century.

This Start-to-Finish book tells the story of Jane Goodall's extraordinary journey from quiet schoolgirl to preeminent chimpanzee expert and global activist.

This book tells the incredible and touching story of perhaps the most gifted athlete who ever lived.

In thirteen years as a running back for the NFL Chicago Bears, Walter Payton (1954-1999) established himself as possibly the greatest football player ever.

This book emphasizes Rosa's childhood, her role in the dangerous fight to free the Scottsboro Boys, and Rosa's inspiring actions in Montgomery.

This book portrays the Lewis and Clark expedition as it might have appeared to Sacagawea herself. It describes how she might have felt about joining the expedition to and from the Pacific Coast.

Wilma Rudolph became the first American woman to ever win three gold medals in a single Olympics. The Race Inside Me presents an inspiring woman who overcame great challenges to win gold medals.

This book tells about the life of basketball great Wilt Chamberlain, who was the first real sports superstar.