Yoga. A spiritual journey. A way of life. A chance to meet the friends you've been waiting for.At the beginning, it's all about the exercise. But for five of the women who take yoga classes at Edendale Studio it's soon about more than sharing tips for the perfect Downward Dog*.* It's about their hopes, fears and dreams.Katherine is falling in love, but terrified of screwing it up again and Graciela is determined to prove her critical mother wrong - although...

Five unforgettable women. One beloved yoga studio. A million tales to tell.Yoga teacher Lee is facing a tough decision. Struggling to make ends meet at her treasured studio she's given a helping hand in the form of an invitation to participate in the biggest yoga event of the year . . . but to do so means going against everything she believes in. Masseuse Katherine is being evicted from the only home she's ever known, while actress Imani fights to make her film com...

Born into great privilege as a member of the wealthy Vanderbilt family, Anderson Cooper made his climb to the top of TV journalism on his own. Despite numerous losses in his personal life, Anderson strove forward, risking his own safety at times to cover numerous wars and natural disasters. As the longtime host of Anderson Cooper 360° and contributor to 60 Minutes, he still reports some of the most compelling news on television. Part of the Outstanding Journalists series, Anderson Cooper, ...

Both a worker and a wonder, the Asian elephant has lived side by side with people for thousands of years. But habitat loss, hunting, and climate change have pushed Asia’s largest land animal onto the endangered species list. Asian Elephants, part of the Animals in Danger series, details what science tells us about the pachyderm and its complex everyday life. Beautiful illustrations and engaging text tell the fascinating story of an intelligent giant that plays a central role in its ecosyst...

Gayle King grew up in a family that watched the CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite. Although she studied psychology in college, Gayle decided to pursue a career in journalism after graduation. Known by many people as Oprah Winfrey’s best friend, Gayle has built an impressive career in her own right. The CBS Mornings co-anchor has won many awards, including the Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism. Part of the Outstanding Journalists series, Gayle King, CBS tells the story ...

Information is one of the biggest businesses in the world today, even among criminals. People called hackers have been around for decades. They break into computer systems to steal private information. They then use it for their own financial gain. Other people also make their living by hacking. But they do it legally. Professional computer hackers use their skills to keep others from becoming the victims of criminal hackers. Part of the series, They Do That for a Living?, Professional Com...

Playful and popular, the sea otter is a favorite at zoos and aquariums. But the species almost vanished from the wild because humans valued its fur. Animals in Danger: Sea Otters tells the amazing story of the tool-using mammal and the challenges it faces in the twenty-first century. Cutting-edge science describes the animal’s life in the sea and important place in the ecosystem. Generous images show the sea otter in the wild. An easy-to-follow glossary teaches new words while bonus featur...

Mike Tirico grew up loving sports. But he didn’t perform as well on the playing fields as he did in the classroom. In high school, Mike set his sights on entering Syracuse University to become a professional sports broadcaster. After a decades-long career, Mike is still going strong as the prime-time host of NBC’s Olympics coverage and the cohost of Sunday Night Football. Part of the Award-Winning Sports Broadcasters series, Mike Tirico tells the story of how a young boy from Queens grew u...

Voice-over artists can be heard in commercials, cartoons, and many other forms of advertising and entertainment. These performers use their voices to bring attention to upcoming movies, to tell customers about products, and to bring fictional characters to life. Many of these artists have a natural talent for voice work. Others have undergone extensive training to become skilled at this unique art form. Part of the They Do That for a Living? series, Voice-Over Artists explores this unusual...

When Holly Rowe was growing up in Utah, few women reported about sports on radio and television. But Holly was taught that girls can become anything they want to be—including sports broadcasters. She never hesitated to pursue her dream of announcing games for her beloved BYU Cougars. She went on to become one of the most famous reporters for WNBA games and the first woman to serve as a color commentator for the Utah Jazz. Part of the Award-Winning Sports Broadcasters series, Holly Rowe tel...

José Díaz-Balart’s father called him 100 percent American and 100 percent Cuban. This seems an apt description of the dedicated journalist who has spent many days reporting the news in both English and Spanish. His ability to communicate in two languages has provided him with some of his biggest opportunities as a journalist. But it is his ability to connect with others that has made José Díaz-Balart such a respected name in the profession. Part of the Outstanding Journalists series, José ...

Nate Burleson has enjoyed a long and successful career in the public eye. As the son of a professional football player, he was drawn to sports at an early age. After spending eleven years in the NFL, Nate decided to pursue a second profession—as a sports broadcaster. His outgoing nature and willingness to keep performing as part of a team led him to become a cohost of CBS Mornings, where he now reports about sports and other news each weekday. Part of the Award-Winning Sports Broadcasters ...