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 Booklist Starred Review
“Kallen has created a guide for teens, and even that will help prepare them to tackle a problem and sustain momentum to persevere (even slog) through minutia they might not have considered. ”
Booklist, April 1, 2019
“This season, “Career Exploration” (Reference Point) stands out from the crowd for its unique organizational approach and format. Career options are presented in a way that will resonate with readers who might be undecided about their future career, who are choosing a college major or vocational degree, or who want to explore choices based on their existing skills. The series intended for late middle and high school students will also reach first-year college or vocational school students as they begin to map out a more focused course of study.”
School Library Journal, November 1, 2019
“A well-researched and up-to-date source for youth interested in or doing reports about teens and e-cigarette use.... A balanced, engaging exploration of a burgeoning trend that combines expert voices, statistics and personal experience.”
Kirkus Reviews, August 15, 2019
“This accessible overview excels by dedicating space for words from migrants, refugees, and Dreamers stuck in a stifling bureaucratic limbo. ”
Kirkus Reviews, July 15, 2019 2019
“An insightful guidebook for the budding scientist in us all. Educators will also come away with ideas for sparking students’ interest in science beyond the walls of the classrooms.”
School Library Journal, November 1, 2019
“A fine, clearly argued, thought-provoking series. Written with respect for readers’ intelligence and recommended for serious, socially minded students in public and school libraries.”
School Library Journal, November 1, 2019
Booklist Starred Review
“In engaging, matter-of-fact language, this entry [Women and Sports] in the Women and Society series (6 titles) offers a comprehensive and wide-ranging perspective on women in sports.”
Booklist, April 1, 2019
Booklist Starred Review and 2019 Top 10 Series Nonfiction selection
“Kudos to the Push for Social Change series for providing comprehensive looks at how these movements began, progressed, and some cases are faring today.”
Booklist, December 1, 2018
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