Gina Misiroglu's Reviews
Reviews of Gina’s Work
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Jul.10.2012
Published by Booklist
Editor Misiroglu and her band of merry men (for, indeed, all the other contributing writers are male) have spent years writing about the topic, as researchers, critics, and comics...
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Jul.10.2012
Published by Book News
This comprehensive encyclopedia of comic books and super heroes provides a detailed look at both famous and obscure characters and publications from the past eighty years of...
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May.01.2010
Published by www.booklistonline.com
OUTSTANDING REFERENCE SOURCES
The 2010 LIST OF TITLES
The May 2010 issue of BOOKLIST cites AMERICAN COUNTERCULTURES as one of its 2010 Outstanding References Sources, compiled by...
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May.01.2010
Published by www.booklistonline.com
OUTSTANDING REFERENCE SOURCES
The 2010 LIST OF TITLES
The May 2010 issue of BOOKLIST cites AMERICAN COUNTERCULTURES as one of its 2010 Outstanding References Sources, compiled by...
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Nov.02.2009
Published by Find Your Next Book Here
Besides being a useful resource for answering tough questions, I think the book is just interesting. I found myself reading some of the sections just to satisfy my own curiosity,...
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Oct.15.2009
Published by verbatim
How does a roller coaster work? Which airport is the busiest in the world? How much blood is inside my body? What is a tsunami?
Welcome to the wonderful world of parenting, with a...
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Oct.24.2009
Published by Lesa's Book Critiques
If your kids (or you) have questions about the world, Gina Misiroglu's The Handy Answer Book for Kids (and Parents) is a fun place to start.
The book is broken into ten sections,...
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Sep.01.2009
Published by Emerald Reference Reviews
In point of comprehensiveness, American Countercultures is impressive. I played my usual game with reference books of "testing it out": this involves checking it against a sample...
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Mar.01.2009
Published by Gale Cengage Reference Reviews
The editor of this set defines a “counterculture” as “a culture in its own right, but one whose core values and lifestyle stand outside the mainstream and that, actively or...
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Jun.01.2009
Published by School Library Journal
According to this encyclopedic work, a counterculture is any movement that “stands in opposition to the conventional,” and that includes everything from the Chicago Seven, cult...
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Feb.01.2009
Published by Against the Grain
American Countercultures: An Encyclopedia of Nonconformists, Alternative Lifestyles, and Radical Ideas in U.S. History is another title that should have broad appeal. Edited by...
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May.07.2009
Published by SciTech Book News
From environmental writer Edward Abbey, author of The Monkey Wrench Gang, which helped inspire the radical environmental group Earth First!, to the zoot-suiters, a youth counter-...
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Jul.01.2009
Published by Choice
This very well-written, well-constructed reference source addresses an aspect of American history that is often overlooked. The three volumes include close to 600 entries written...
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Jun.15.2005
Published by Northeast News Gleaner
They fought Nazis and Reds, beasts trampling urban metropolises, fire-belching aliens scorching the heartlands. Wherever evildoers arose, in war-torn Europe or Ray Bradbury's...
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Jan.16.2005
Published by Pasadena Daily News
Fans will appreciate the efforts of editors Gina Misiroglu and David A. Roach in "The Superhero Book: The Ultimate Encyclopedia of Comic-Book Icons and Hollywood Heroes."
"The...
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It gives a fella a good feeling to know they're up there doing their job.”
—Ordinary Joe, upon gazing at Batman and Robin approaching Gotham City in their Batcopter in Batman: The Movie (1966)
About Gina
Gina Misiroglu is a best-selling author and book editor, specializing in the wordsmithing of popular culture, biography, American history, and women’s studies titles. She is the editor of the three-volume reference work American Countercultures: An...
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Causes Gina Misiroglu Supports
Doctors Without Borders, American Cancer Society, Comic Book Legal Defense Fund
Gina’s Favorite Books
Fiction: A Prayer for Owen Meany (John Irving); Nonfiction: 1776 (David McCullough) and The Power of Now (Eckhart Tolle)











