Click here to buy "Bruce Lee"

My books

Books on Genetic Engineering and Cloning
Have fun while gaining an in-depth knowledge of today's genetic technologies.
A layperson's guide to understanding the ethical issues behind the new genetic technologies
My biographies
Read about the inventive genius who brought us vital contributions to three major industries: electric lighting, motion pictures and the phonograph/music industry.
The life of the martial arts legend.
For nonfiction fans
The story of the magical islands off the coast of Ecuador.
This book explores the fascinating story of New York's port.
Read about the history, geology and geography of this unique Caribbean island.
Young Readers
Six books for the very young explain how plants grow
Three books for third graders on rainforests, deciduous forests and tundras
Learn about oceans and the animals and plants that live there
Learn the story behind India's gleaming marble building
Learn about trained dogs who help people with emotional problems
Learn the history of France's magnificent palace.
Learn how trained dogs protect people with disabilities
A series of 6 books about the fascinating homes that animals build
a series of 4 books on the fascinating ways that animals raise their young
Learn about these COOL animals in the Arctic.

Quick Links

Linda's hobby is opera singing. To hear her sing the Queen of the Night's aria from Mozart's "The Magic Flute," click on this YouTube link.
Visit Linda's About.com website on Long Island, NY.
E-mail me
Children's book author Rachel Vail
Visit the site of children's book/YA writer Rachel Vail.
Kim Norman
Visit the site of children's books author Kim Norman.
Find Authors

Bruce Lee

Bruce Lee was more than a martial arts legend. He was a devoted husband and father and lifelong friend.

Known as "the Kind of Kung Fu," Bruce Lee was the first Asian actor to achieve international fame as a major motion picture star. Born in the United States, but raised in Hong Kong, Lee moved to Seattle when he was 18 years old. He dazzled American television and movie audiences with his speed, skill and ability to choreograph amazing fight scenes. His last film, "Enter the Dragon" is still considered the best classic film of the martial arts genre.

Learn about the man behind the legend.