Non-Fiction Books

Examines the problem of drug abuse among young people in the United States, discussing the various drugs that are used and why, consequences of drug use, and ways to prevent and treat this problem

Elie Wiesel's Holocaust autobiography is examined in chapters that discuss themes, literary techniques, the relationships between the characters, criticism and interpretation, and the continuing legacy of the work.

A companion to the Elizabethan England Library, this primary source anthology provides detailed, first-person accounts of life in Elizabethan London. Included are pieces by Queen Elizabeth, William Shakespeare, and others that participated in creating the era's unique history.

Discusses the life of John Cabot, with an emphasis on his career as an early explorer of North America.

Presents details about Ray Bradbury's life that influenced his work, discusses his awards and honors, and includes an interview of him conducted by the author.

A look at the historical roots of the holiday Halloween and how it developed into the modern celebration.