Books with author Geoffrey M. Horn

Describes how movie directors use makeup, sets, and costumes to create the desired "look" for a film.

Describes how stop-motion, cartoon, and computer animation work and are used to create hit movies.

Highlights the life of actor Jamie Foxx from his time doing stand-up comedy to his Oscar-winning performance in the motion picture "Ray."

Discusses the United States Constitution, including how it was written, how it became law, and the historical context of its content.

- Quick fact box on salaries, education and training, career prospects- High-interest topic to motivate reluctant readers and spark interest in career exploration- Written at a level accessible to struggling readers- Reviewed by a reading specialist- Engaging sidebars support text- Sources of further information, Glossary, Index

Looks at the departments and agencies that make up the executive branch of the government, working on issues involving the environment, foreign policy, national defense, and the economy.

Text with sidebars, photographs, and a timeline chronicle the life of the first African-American appointed to the position of Secretary of State through his sixty-seventh birthday in 2004.

Describes who works in construction and the various types of jobs within the field that one might have.

This high-interest/low reading level series gives readers an exciting, close-up look at some of today's hottest sports stars, taking readers behind the headlines to reveal not only the early lives and inspirations, but the hard work and determination that got these young stars where they are today.

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Highlights the life of rhythm-and-blues singer Usher and his struggle to succeed in the music business.

Examines the life and work of the woman who became one of the twentieth-century's most respected and foremost anthropologists through her studies of various peoples and cultures.