This week's review provides a historical overview of LGBTQ+ picture books, analyzing how LGBTQ+ individuals have been depicted over time and how children's books with LGBTQ+ themes can transform society.
Posted on in Review of the Week
The best of all the titles appropriate for two-year colleges reviewed in the September issue of Choice.
Posted on in Top 75 Community College Titles
David Hackett Fischer explores the diverse African traditions that shaped American institutions and history.
Posted on in Featured Review
Making a case for substantial prison reform, this week's review examines the lack of accountability American county and local jail systems take for the avoidable deaths of detainees.
Posted on in Review of the Week
How well do concepts from genetic inheritance explain the relationships and competition among human languages?
Posted on in Hot Topic
To commemorate National Hispanic Heritage Month, this week's review analyzes the community-building and activist practices Mexican and Puerto Rican migrants employed in 20th-century Michigan.
Posted on in Review of the Week
10 reviews handpicked from the latest issue of Choice.
Posted on in Editors' Picks
This essay first appeared in the September 2023 issue of Choice (volume 61 | issue 1).
Posted on in Bibliographic Essays
This week's review offers a roadmap for teaching contemporary US history, providing instructors with tips to tackle recent divisive topics and engage students with primary sources.
Posted on in Review of the Week
A list of the latest and soon-to-be-released publications through December 2024.
Posted on in Forthcoming Academic Titles
Researching the experiences of day laborers in Denver, Colorado, this week's review examines wage theft and nefarious labor practices that reflect broader systemic labor issues in the US.
Posted on in Review of the Week
The best in scholarly titles, including books and digital resources, reviewed by Choice during the past year.
Posted on in Outstanding Academic Titles
This week's review showcases the work of international women photographers dating back to the 19th century, disrupting stereotypes over what constitutes women's work.
Posted on in Review of the Week