(3) K-3 Illustrated by Steven Salerno. Bold colors and a rainbow motif decorate this picture book introduction to Harvey Milk, his cause, and the symbol he helped create (with designer Gilbert Baker) for gay equality. The book's first half focuses on Milk's biography; the second tells of gay rights achieved after his assassination and the evolution of the pride flag. Back matter includes notes and photos of pride demonstrators. Reading list, timeline, websites.

Reviewer: Christina Dorr

(3) YA Civil Rights Leaders series. In 1977 when Harvey Milk was elected a city supervisor in San Francisco, he became one of America's first openly gay politicians. Though largely known for his work in the burgeoning gay rights movement, Milk made human rights in general the backbone of his politics. Using photographs and clear text, this unabashedly laudatory--and informative--biography emphasizes Milk's lasting legacy. Timeline, websites. Bib., ind.

Reviewer: Chelsey Philpot