Books with author Nathan Aaseng

Presents the stories of famous people who achieved great success after changing careers in mid-life.

For centuries, people dreamed of the possibility of traveling to the moon. In the middle of the twentieth century, two nations, the United States and the Soviet Union engaged in a fierce competition to see which would be the first to make that dream become a reality.

Introduces little-known individuals responsible for advancing well-known business products, including the originators of Coca-Cola, Hoover vacuum cleaners, and Bingo

Presents biographies of eight well-known professional football receivers including Harold Carmichael, Ahmad Rashad, Drew Pearson, Lynn Swann, John Stallworth, Steve Largent, Wesley Walker, and John Jefferson.

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Profiles ten figures in American history who have been accused of betraying their country, including Benedict Arnold, Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, and Aldrich Ames

Details the most famous small forwards in basketball history, from Elgin Baylor and Julius Erving to Grant Hill and Scottie Pippen, in an enthralling series that includes fact boxes, career statistics, chapter notes, and an index.

Discusses the cougar as an endangered species and how the survival of the animal depends on understanding how it lives and what it requires to exist.

The reader is invited to make coaching decisions for ten crucial situations in NCAA tournament games. Presents the coaches' actual decisions and their results.

Based upon analysis of pertinent facts, the reader is invited to make a crucial moment decision in ten National Football League championship games. The actual coaching decisions and their outcome are then supplied.

Outlines the careers of eight of the best pass rushers in football. Included are Joe Klecko, Harvey Martin, Fred Dean, Lee Roy Selmon, Big Hands Johnson, Randy White, Art Still, and Bubba Baker.

Relates success stories of entrepreneurs such as Heinz, Folger, DuPont, and Chrysler, who overcame bankruptcy and other business crises to establish thriving companies.