Crack

by Gilda Berger, Nancy Levitin

Introduces the origins of crack cocaine, describes crack users and the dangers they run, and discusses efforts at controlling supply and demand, and treatments for addicts

128 pages, Library Binding

First published October 1, 1987

About the author

In 1957, Melvin Berger married Gilda Shulman (now Gilda Berger), also a noted author of children's nonfiction. The two have collaborated on many books, including the ongoing Scholastic Question-and-Answer series. Writing has enabled Berger to answer many of their own questions, as well; they enjoy research and finds that working on one book almost inevitably raises enough issues to lead to another. The Bergers have two daughters and live near the beach in East Hampton, New York.