Gurland’s guide provides everything that the parents of special needs children need to get started on advocating for their children. How to Advocate Successfully for Your Child: What Every Parent Should Know about Special Education Law... Read More

These stories are an excellent means of teaching young children how they should aspire to act. Michelle Chin and Rachel Foo return with the second in their animal stories picture book series, The Little Book of Animal Stories, Part II.... Read More

Reasonable, mature advice is offered to young people who are contemplating next steps in life. Aimed at seventeen-year-olds in the United Kingdom, "Going to College or Apprenticeship" by Pat Walsh contains straightforward, no-nonsense... Read More

Impressive in its scope and thoroughness, this work is an expert’s view of the growth of China as a global power. China’s Dance with the Foreign Devils by Dick Nanto is clear, authoritative reportage on the rise of the Chinese... Read More

Romantic tension and political unrest create a robust narrative that never has a dull moment. Lovers from two different worlds must navigate a cultural divide as well as political unrest and war in John Livingston’s appealing "Love on... Read More

For those who don’t understand why terrorist acts happen, "Massacre at Sirte" is a most illuminating read. There aren’t many subjects tougher to tackle than the continuing threat of terrorism and the religious beliefs that fuel it,... Read More

Nautical twists abound as "King Daniel" excites with its page-turning thrills and familial revelations. Against a colorful backdrop of pirates, family secrets, and intrigue, Susan Wolf Johnson’s "King Daniel" shines as a literary... Read More