Charles Morse Books

On a tight rope
On a tight rope

By Ann Morse

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Inexperienced in climbing, eight-year-old Liza fearfully anticipates a family rock-climbing expedition.

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A Massachusetts Conservative in the Cradle of Liberty
Peggy Fleming
Peggy Fleming

By Harold Henriksen, Charles Morse

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Jackson Five
Jackson Five

By Charles Morse, John Keely, Ann Morse

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John Denver
John Denver

By Charles Morse, John Keely, Ann Morse

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Apices juris and other legal essays in prose and verse
Evonne Goolagong
Evonne Goolagong

By Charles Morse

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Biography of the champion Australian tennis player of part Aboriginal heritage.

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Carly Simon.
Carly Simon.

By Charles Morse

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A biography stressing the musical career of composer-folk singer Carly Simon.

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Forward roll
Forward roll

By Ann Morse

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As a member of an athletic family, Jim wants to be good at something--and takes up gymnastics.

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Peggy Fleming
Peggy Fleming

By Charles Morse

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