(3) YA American Landmarks series. Historically significant landmarks provide the backdrop for this well-written chronology of cultural, legal, political, and social milestones of the African-American experience. Clear, captioned illustrations, fact boxes, maps, suggested readings, and a timeline accompany a thought-provoking discussion of the people and events that gave the landmarks relevance. Featured sites include Boston's African Meeting House, Harpers Ferry, and Harlem's Apollo Theater. Ind.

Reviewer: Christina Dorr

(4) YA American Landmarks series. In profiling eleven sites on the National Register of Historic Places, including ones as diverse as Taos Pueblo (built in 1325) and the Madame C. J. Walker building (built in 1927), this narrative weaves together--not always seamlessly--the history of American women in relation to place. Archival pictures, color photos, and primary-source documents help enliven the text. Reading list, timeline. Ind.

Reviewer: Norah Piehl