Donald Silverstein (1932 2004) was a prolific artist in both fine art and illustrations. This book is exclusively focused on his editorial and commercial illustrator side of unique talent. Donald had been working as an illustrator for various publishers and advertising agencies. This book covers his unique works in various subjects... aviation, around-the-world, fairy tales, animals large and small, entertainment communities, sex & violence, and people of young and old. His touch is humorous, lively and sometimes cynical and dynamically skillful. And the best of all, for the viewers of all ages, it's enjoyable. 8.5" x 11', 116-page paperback, containing over 250 illustrations.

Sunny discovers a shiny black at the end of a rainbow and believes that it has magical properties. But before he can test the powers of the rock, his friends want to know what he is doing. All is going well until Troy decides that the rock is his.

A Passage Through SEVEN LIVES is a stunning and perceptive memoir/history of Japanese culture and imperialism before and after the WW II. It is told with sensitivity and a warming, personalized look at the life of ordinary citizens both in the U.S. and Japan. Kyo Takahashi weaves a majestic tapestry, using the history of Japan and bloody battlefields as the warp, and lives of people who were involved in the war, as the weft. The author's personal recollections are interspersed with a detailed review of the political and social history of this era. Every fact was blended in carefully with artistic illustrations of key individuals and various events, creating a shocking and enlightening panorama. This book is a valuable addition for those not familiar with modern Japanese history. It also tells the American Friends Service Committee's supportive actions for Japanese Americans who were sent to the internment camps.