Colin Powell
Mary Hill
An easy-to-read biography of General Colin Powell who, in 2001, became the first African American to be appointed Secretary of State.

by David Waldstreicher (1990)
A biography of the political activist who was imprisoned and deported for advocating such causes as anarchism, birth control, women's rights, and for opposing the draft during World War I.
Mary Hill
An easy-to-read biography of General Colin Powell who, in 2001, became the first African American to be appointed Secretary of State.
[author, Neil Grant
Discusses early explorers and the effects of their exploration on the cultures and economies of both old and new worlds.
Jane Phillimore
Discusses the life and works of the writer whose most significant contribution to the history of English literature may be her development of the short story.
Fern Neal Stocker
Examines the life of the Scotsman who explored large portions of Africa and brought thousands of people to Christ. At intervals in the text the reader finds a question followed by several possible answers, one or more of which may be correct.