Collection: Young Adult Biography

Written shortly before his assassination in 1965, this autobiography of Malcolm X traces his life from its violent beginnings in the Harlem Ghetto to his becoming one of the most important political figures of his time, and an icon in ours.

The books that comprise this series are written for primary school children. Each volume focuses upon a particular children's author and profiles that author's life in a way that younger readers can relate to.

Part of a series of biographies for pupils working at Key Stage Three this volume includes black and white images and a straightforward text to help the reader gain an understanding of Martin Luther King and the impact he had on the world.

The revered author of the world's most popular fantasy works, 'The Hobbit' and 'The Lord of the Rings', Professor Tolkien's contribution to literary history is assured. This biographical text provides coverage of his life and work.

Aimed at young adults, 'Lerner Biographies' offers a cradle-to-grave perspective of a famous figure. Over 100 pages long, they are ideal for reports, and are illustrated throughout. This book focuses on Bob Dylan.

The curiously entitled 'Tarantula', which Dylan wrote at the age of 23, was not a real autobiography. This book covers his life in his own words for the first time ever. It is sure to appeal to his fans as well as those who love rock music in general.