Anne M. Condon

This work could find a passionate following among students of the history of New York, journalism, women, and psychiatry.

Clever, helpful, and wise, this program is a good asset for libraries seeking to offer career help to users. ["One of the best books on how to build a secure and fruitful future": LJ 7/16 review of the Knopf hc.]

Baird succeeds in portraying Victoria as an intelligent, emotional, and impetuous queen, quite different from the way history has perceived her. History buffs and Anglophiles will love this book. ["Engaging, smoothly rendered…excellent": LJ 7/16 review of the Random hc.]