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John Carr, aka Oliver Stone, accepts the president's request that he, once again, serve his country and take on a high-risk covert mission, but when a bomb explodes in Lafayette Park just as the British prime minister is leaving the White House, Stone is paired with British MI-6 agent Mary Stone to track down unknown assailants.

While trying to protect his identity from a man seeking revenge for the death of his father, Oliver Stone, a former CIA assassin, and a group of justice seekers protect Annabelle Conroy, a woman who stole millions of dollars from a casino owner in retaliation for her mother's murder.

A travel guide to France covering every region including Paris, Normandy and Brittany, South of France, and Corsica.

Ethiopian refugee Sepha Stephanos, running a grocery store in an African-American neighborhood in Washington, D.

An account, in fictionalized, graphic novel format, of the life of assassin John Wilkes Booth, examining his complex psychology and loyalty to the cause of the Confederates.

Dink, Josh, and Ruth Rose head out to see the sights of Washington, D.

Introduces readers to simple concepts about the importance of the White House.

When Grace's family is evicted from their Washington, D.C., apartment just before Christmas 1932, and she and her younger brothers are sent to the Mission, Grace wonders what will become of her sick older brother, her pregnant mother, and her out-of-work father.

Describes the history of the Washington, D.C. Capitol complex buildings, including the United States Capitol building, Senate and House of Representatives office buildings, the Supreme Court, the Library of Congress buildings, and others.

In her diary, a ten-year-old girl writes about her family's experiences living in Washington, D.

Tells the story of our capital--beginning with L'Enfant's plan and describes the District's unique position as a center for U.

Provides background information on the Vietnam War and on the memorial that was built to honor those who died during this conflict.

Tells the story of how President James Madison's young slave Paul Jennings stayed behind when Washington, D.

Discusses the planning and building of the Washington Monument, erected in honor of George Washington, the first president of the United States, and provides information about the National Mall where the monument is located.

A chronicle of the White House from the time of its inception in President George Washington's administration to its place in American history today.