"I love it! Great overview and complement to the APA publication manual. Discusses things I've been telling my students for years!"
— Angela R. Gillem, Arcadia University
“This textbook addresses the tremendous need of students who need to learn the fine art of presenting a synthesis of published documents. There are an abundance of important points included in this well-written, organized textbook.”
— Mae Timmons, Clarkson College
"It is an easy-to-read book, even for the statistics phobic, with numerous examples for practice. It even comes with model literature reviews."
— Terrence Quinn, Queens College City University of
New York
"This book will provide a useful tool for my students as they undertake their 'capstone' senior research project."
— Lore Rutz-Burri, Southern Oregon University
"This is a great tool to guide new graduate students through their first experience writing a review of literature! It's simple and easy to understand but detailed enough to help them do a good job."
— Joanne P. Bentley, Utah State University
“It is just what I needed to guide my students in the first stages of choosing a topic, learning to use resources, critique articles, and write the literature reviews. Thank you for making life easier.”
— Madhu Singh, Tugaloo College
“This book is superb. It incorporates many disparate elements into readable prose.”
— Patrick Hawley, Alabama A&M University
“Very well done. Nicely organized. Thorough.”
— Karen Dajani, Chatham University
“Excellent discussion on how to engage in preparing literature reviews, both quantitatively and qualitatively.”
— Michaela L. Zajicek-Farber,
The Catholic University of America
