Linda Jacobs Altman Books

Jim Croce

By Linda Jacobs Altman, Linda Jacobs

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A brief biography of the popular singer and musician who died in a plane crash just as his career began to develop.

Cindy Nelson, North Country skier

By Linda Jacobs Altman

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A biography of the girl from Minnesota who recuperated from serious injury in the 1972 Olympics in time to realize victory in the 1974 games.

Cindy Nelson, North Country skier

By Linda Jacobs Altman

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A biography of the girl from Minnesota who recuperated from serious injury in the 1972 Olympics in time to realize victory in the 1974 games.

Robyn Smith

By Linda Jacobs Altman

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A biography of the young woman who in searching for something special to do with her life turned to horse racing, thus becoming one of the first female jockeys.

Martina Navratilova, tennis fury

By Linda Jacobs Altman

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A biography of the Czech tennis star who asked for political asylum in the United States in 1975.

Robin Campbell

By Linda Jacobs Altman

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A biography of a Washington, D.C., girl whose ability to run has opened up new worlds for her.

Robin Campbell

By Linda Jacobs Altman

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A biography of a Washington, D.C., girl whose ability to run has opened up new worlds for her.

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