Books in Trailblazers of the West series

Profiles Bob Dylan, a singer and songwriter for over forty years who is known for such songs as "Blowin' in the Wind," "Just like a Woman," and "Things Have Changed," the Academy Award winning song from the film, "Wonder Boys."

Examines the life and work of the woman who became one of the twentieth-century's most respected and foremost anthropologists through her studies of various peoples and cultures.

Profiles Bob Dylan, a singer and songwriter for over forty years who is known for such songs as "Blowin' in the Wind," "Just like a Woman," and "Things Have Changed," the Academy Award winning song from the film, "Wonder Boys."

Examines the childhood, war years, political career, and personal life of the twentieth-century British statesman, soldier, and historian.

Discusses the events and key figures behind the incredibly adventurous and treacherous exploration of the United States' western frontier.

Describes the life and career of Pablo Picasso, discussing his great impact on twentieth-century art.

Examines the life and career of the American architect, detailing the evolution of his innovative design and the structures which won him fame around the world.

A biography of the feminist writer and activist, founder of Ms. magazine and the Ms. Foundation, and her impact on the women's movement.

A biography of the talk-show host who has used her popular television program to venture into publishing, music, movies, and education.

Text with sidebars, photographs, and a timeline chronicle the life of the first African-American appointed to the position of Secretary of State through his sixty-seventh birthday in 2004.

Follows the life, career, and music of the popular rock and roll singer, from his early years in Mississippi to his controversial death at age forty-two.

A biography of the first man on the moon, covering his youth, his career as an astronaut, and his life after NASA.