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From Coach Pat Riley to NBA stars Shaquille O'Neill and others, this guide provides a behind-the-scenes look at this championship team through highlights of their games, in-depth player information, and vivid action photos.

Discusses what tigers are, why they are endangered, what their current status is, and what is being done to help them. Includes Internet links to Web sites related to tigers.

Introduces the War of 1812 through the letters, songs, and newspaper clippings written during that time by participants and observers.

A curriculum-related series separates fact from fiction as it follows America's quest to fulfill its "manifest destiny" through westward movement and describes how this expansion influenced the way Americans view themselves as a nation.

An addition to the Saving Endangered Species series examines the characteristics and habitat of the mountain gorilla, explaining why the animal is facing extinction and what efforts are being made to keep that from happening.

Each book in this series takes readers on a tour of a national park's unique landmarks and features, and includes a wealth of details about the history of the region, the designation of each park, its resident flora and fauna, and activities visitors can do there.

Presents stories, profiles, and summaries of the struggle for independence of Texas, including time line, key figures, and major battles.

Explores World War Two through the documents of the time, from diary entries and letters to song lyrics and speeches.

A biography of the curious Scotish-American who is best remembered for inventing the telephone in 1876 but whose devotion to discovery led to improvements in everything from boats and airplanes to machines that helped sick people breathe.

Discusses what blue whales are, why they are endangered, what their current status is, and what is being done to help them, and includes Internet links to Web sites related to blue whales.

In seven informative chapters, the author examines the life and legacy of our nation's thirty-fourth president, who was the chief commander of D-Day and, during whose administration, had the first civil rights law in eighty years enacted.

Describes the childhood, military and political career, short presidency, untimely death, and legacy of America's ninth president.