Most Popular Books by Steven Spielberg

This elegant volume commemorates the creation of an extraordinary movie, featuring: specially commissioned watercolors which served as "storyboards"; production and historical photos and documents; essays by director Spielberg, producer Allen (who pursued the project for 13 years), and poet Angelou; and a lengthy text on the making of the film about the fight for freedom by 53 Africans, who, in 1839, were captured as slaves and who rebelled on the Spanish slave ship Amistad.

A collection of suspense stories.

Five survivors of the Holocaust in Hungary describe their lives before the war; the swift and barbarous execution of Hitler''s policies from March 1944; and their experiences in hiding and in Auschwitz, Buchenwald and Dachau. The book also follows their return to the camps 50 years later.

This colorful sticker book includes more than 60 self-adhesive reusable stickers from Shrek and Shrek 2. Kids can use them to fill the book''s colorful scenes as they read fun facts about the movies or use them to decorate their books and toys. Full color. Consumable.

Sherlock Holmes and John Watson, roommates at a boys'' school in London, investigate the connection between two seemingly unrelated deaths.

Narra la historia de una familia negra en el Sur de los Estados Unidos durante las primeras décadas del siglo XX y del peso que carga una mujer que es pobre, negra y fea