Bertram T. Knight's Books

Lifecycles are a core topic in every science curriculum, and in this series, vivid photographs and age-appropriate text help to show how things grow. These titles, on topics that are not often covered in books of this type, will augment any library or classroom collection.

Traces the life and successful career of the man who has directed and produced both popular and award-winning films.

Introduces some of the people who work at the Marine Resources Development Foundation in Florida, including field instructors, operations director, underwater researchers, and educational coordinator.

The headquarters of the Johnson Publishing Company in Chicago, publishers of Ebony and Jet, is a tribute to African American achievement. Designed, built, and owned by African Americans, it houses the empire of John Harold Johnson, who rose from grinding poverty to achieve the success that both he and his mother believed was possible through hard work, education, and determination. Over and over, when he was told no, Johnson simply found another way to get what he wanted. From the time he arrived in Chicago from rural Arkansas, Johnson was entranced by newspapers and magazines and became determined to provide the African American community publications of their very, own -- publications that respected the African American, his dreams, and his realities.

Book's by Bertram T. Knight

From Mud to House

From Mud to House

Steven Spielberg

Steven Spielberg

Working Here: Working at a Marine Institute

Working Here: Working at a Marine Institute

John Harold Johnson

John Harold Johnson

Working at a Marine Institute

Working at a Marine Institute

From Mud to House

From Mud to House

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