Lois Nicholson Books

A biography of the actress, talk show hostess, and philanthropist, discussing her childhood of poverty and neglect and her rise to the top of the entertainment world.

Ken Griffey, Jr.

By Lois Nicholson

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A biography of the centerfielder who joined the Seattle Mariners as the youngest player in the American League in 1989, with the difficult task of living up to the reputation of his famous father.

Booker T. Washington

By Lois Nicholson

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Covers the life of Booker T. Washington from his early childhood as a Virginia slave through his rise to founder of the Tuskegee Institute.

The composite guide to lacrosse

By Lois Nicholson

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Traces the history of lacrosse from the time it was played by North American Indians to its current popularity in elementary schools and up to professional and international levels.

Dian Fosey Women in Science

By Lois P. Nicholson

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Cal Ripken Jr., quiet hero

By Lois Nicholson

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Biography of Orioles' shortstop Cal Ripken that highlights his career and emphasizes his development as a role model.

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