Michelangelo , by Diane Stanley, recounts the life of the Renaissance artist with lively text and stunning illustrations that incorporate computer-generated images of his paintings and sculpture. You'll find an introduction to the work of the brilliant and innovative architect who revolutionized design with the use of computers and created the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao. Through the use of humorous illustrations, children will learn where former presidents went to school, what kind of people they were, and what they liked to do. This year's collection of 100 books will be on display in the Central Children's Room of the Donnell Library Center from December 1 to 31 along with a unique opportunity to view original artwork. The Donnell Library Center is located at 20 West 53rd Street.
Free copies are available by request at all branch libraries.
One Hundred Titles for Reading and Sharing . The New York Public Library offers a wide variety of free programs for adults, young adults, and children at all 85 of its branches, located throughout the Bronx, Manhattan, and Staten Island.