Armenia: A Rugged Land, an Enduring People by Lucine Kasbarian is about the country Armenia, and its treasured and tragic history.

In this book, Tookie Williams describes prison conditions and challenges kids to spend ten hours alone in a bathroom at home so they may begin to understand how it feels to live in captivity.

A collection of 12 emotional and honest stories about Puerto Rican youth is found in An Island Like You: Stories of the Barrio, written by Judith Ortiz Cofer.

A Little Piece of Ground is the story of Karim Aboudi, 12, a soccer buff and computer game junkie, growing up under Israeli occupation in Ramallah, Palestine.

How We Are Smart profiles 12 famous Americans from many different ethnic and social backgrounds who were all smart in different kinds of ways.

Poet Kathy Price published her first children’s book, The Bourbon Street Musicians, in 2002.

Book designers and illustrators are artists who decide how each page of a book is going to look. Book designers also create covers.

Once upon a time, before buttons were born, people used thorns, sticks and bones to keep their blouses on and their trousers up.

What’s an appropriate way for boys to resolve conflicts and handle stress? Shouldn’t guys have the right to show their emotions?

You know that kid in Little League who can throw what seems like 800 miles per hour? Michael Arroyo, the lead character in Mike Lupica’s book Heat, is that kid.