Books for the Journey A Guide to the World of Reading

“ . . . [This book] concisely describes 1,500 classic and contemporary works of fiction and fact. This is a good resource for the homeschooling teen or the curious adult.”

July-August 2004, Mothering Magazine
Listed in “Cool Stuff”

*****

“. . .This is more than a list of lists: the selections are thoughtful and the annotations concise. This volume will be helpful not only to students looking for guidance in book selections but also to parents, teachers, and librarians. ”

July 2004, KLIATT
“Literature & Language Arts”

KLIATT is a bi-monthly magazine which reviews over 1200 books and 300 audiobooks each year, as well as dozens of educational software programs for libraries and classrooms serving young adults.

*****

“. . .the authors and titles in Books for the Journey spark imagination, introspection, and idealism. Both classics and lesser-known quality books, representing dozens of cultures are listed.”

April 2004, Today ’s Catholic Teacher
“ Teaching & Learning Tools”

*****

“A guidebook for adolescent readers, their teachers, and parents that lists, describes, and sorts by genre nearly 1,500 recommended books for youths. . . .”

March 2004, Education Week
“Reading & Literacy”

*****

“. . . We need to find books that will truly inform, educate, instruct, guide, and inspire . . . It provides an inspiring overview of the cultural wealth that the human mind has created and preserved in print. It is a volume that would enrich every school and home library.”

Ron Koetzsche. Editor
Renewal, Spring-Summer, 2004

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