Albert Einstein was a unique man who lived in a loving world that delighted him. This is a visually striking book that is unique in its illustrations with a sense of pervading warmth. We are given just enough information to create interest and end pages that make it possible to learn more if the reader is so inclined. The reader is also encouraged to develop his/her own questions. Up to Seven. Edie Ching

Well researched (note the extensive back matter) with lots of photographs to give life to the men described, this book tells the story of another group of African American men anxious to serve their country during World War II and facing incredible hardship and prejudice. These men were paratroopers who ultimately became smoke-jumpers because of the prejudice and narrow-mindedness of our military leaders. The details of their training, their friendship and their dedication is a story that needed to be told. It found the right author. Ten to Fourteen. Edie Ching