Books with author Sara Wooten

At every stage in world history, a core group of individuals have been the driving force behind the most critical events. They have defined the issues, pushed for change, debated, and led others for a cause. Each title in the People at the Center of series pulls together the core collection people that have influenced, caused, and reacted to the world's most significant historical events. Each extended encyclopedic entry covers biographical details as a basis for leading into the significance of each person and how they fit into the bigger picture.

Slowly but surely, the accomplishments of women are being recognized and appreciated by the world at large. In our schools and in the media, more emphasis is being placed on the meaningful roles women play. The Library of Famous Women features an international collection of courageous and determined individuals who have overcome both personal adversity and societal predjudice to achieve their goals.

Beyond his career as a country music superstar, Tim McGraw has yet another focus. He, along with his wife, Faith Hill, are committed to using their wealth and fame to help people in need. For his part, McGraw serves on the board of the Red Cross as a celebrity representative. He also holds a concert each year in Louisiana to help raise money for those in need. And when Hurricane Katrina hit the southern United States in August 2005, McGraw headlined a huge concert with other music celebrities, with the proceeds from the concert going to help Katrina victims.

Beyond his career as a country music superstar, Tim McGraw has yet another focus. He, along with his wife, Faith Hill, are committed to using their wealth and fame to help people in need. For his part, McGraw serves on the board of the Red Cross as a celebrity representative. He also holds a concert each year in Louisiana to help raise money for those in need. And when Hurricane Katrina hit the southern United States in August 2005, McGraw headlined a huge concert with other music celebrities, with the proceeds from the concert going to help Katrina victims.