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Books bind literary dynasty Jerry Pinkney is the writer and illustrator of more than 100 books, many of them about African-American history. He also is the patriarch of the first family of children's literature. Read more Interview: Claire Danes Claire Danes gets ready for her next role as autistic author and animal behavior expert Temple Grandin. Read more; video 'Avatar' vs. 'Titanic' James Cameron's Avatar has sailed past Titanic to become No. 1 on the all-time domestic box-office chart. More | Box office | Oscar noms
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