Books with author Robert Lane Greene

The Confetti Kid is the uplifting account of a young man lost in a bizarre identity that spins his world out of control, sending him to a mental hospital where he encounters a therapist who takes a special interest in him and is determined to help him reconnect with reality.

A biography of the eighteenth-century British monarch during whose reign the American colonies fought to break away and form an independent nation

Examines the life of the present British queen, discussing her royal upbringing, the job she inherited, her commitment to the monarchy, and her highly publicized family

Examines the September 11 terrorist attacks, discussing the events leading up to the attack, the impact on American society, and its lasting effect around America and the globe.

Offers biographical profiles of key figures in American politics during George H.W. Bush's term in office, and includes a chronology, lists of government officials of the time, primary documents, and a bibliography

Provides a look into the life of one of the greatest conquerors of the ancient world and demonstrates the new trade and cultural routes that were created through Alexander's vast conquests in the East.

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Profiles the Duke of Normandy whose victory at Hastings in 1066 established him as the English king responsible for unifying the system of government and law.

Sometimes coming out during high school just isn’t an option. For Mark Thomas, finding out that he was gay falling in love, and dealing with becoming an adult, made it even tougher. High school is a challenge. "This High School Has Closets" is a story of two young teenagers falling in love during a difficult senior year.

A biography of the Roman general and statesman whose brilliant military leadership helped make Rome the center of a vast empire

Examines the French Revolution, discussing the events leading up to it; the impact of major uprisings, participants, and actions; and its lasting effect on France and around the world.

It may be hard to believe in a world full of automobiles, but bicycles are still a favorite means of transportation for many people around the world. This book introduces readers to the history of bicycles and the economics of manufacturing them.