Books with author Jacqueline Laks Gorman

The two decades from 1961 to 1979 were a time of protest and conviction. As more women joined the workforce in greater numbers, they began to strive for equal rights with men in all aspects of society, from equal pay to equal opportunities. This title traces the growth of the Women's Liberation Movement.

Each title introduces readers to one important position in American government, explaining the duties of the office, how someone reaches that office, and famous leaders who have held that office in the past.

An introduction to UFOs discusses what people believe about them and looks at examples of UFO sightings.

- High-interest topic during an election year- Correlates to NCSS and state curriculum standards- Leveled text reviewed by a reading consultant- Supports character education- Close photo-text match- Glossary, Index- Sources for further information

Introduces the work of the bus driver, who helps people by taking them where they want to go.

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What is it like to lead an entire state? This book describes how a governor manages the state government and works to make life better for people in the state. Readers will also learn about some governors who have earned a place a history.

Provides an easy-to-read explanation of what a doctor does.

Explains what police officers do, including helping people in trouble, stopping people who break the law, and directing traffic.

Simple text and photographs depict the activities of a firefighter.

Surveys the history, geography, government, economy, and people of Idaho -- Provided by publisher.

- Key-word repetition- Close photo-text link- Glossary, Index