Jeff Fleischer is a versatile writer celebrated for his insightful non-fiction, compelling journalism, and engaging short fiction. His career has spanned continents, from Chicago to Australia and New Zealand, enriching his global perspective. Fleischer's work is characterized by a deep dive into subjects, presented with clarity and a journalist's eye for detail. He brings a rigorous academic background in journalism and history to his craft, ensuring a well-researched and thoughtfully presented narrative for his readers.
The guidebook provides an accessible overview of significant U.S. civics topics, such as federal programs and international relations. It combines compelling, well-researched text with informative sidebars, making complex subjects easier to understand for readers.
"Drawing on real-life situations and stories, journalist Jeff Fleischer takes an informed, approachable look at how our world will change as a result of the climate crisis, addressing sea levels, extreme weather, drought, extinction, and migration"--
A Young Person's Guide to American Elections
Delving into the intricacies of American elections, this essential guide offers insights from an established journalist, making it a timely resource for understanding the electoral process. With the 2020 election cycle approaching, readers will gain a comprehensive perspective on how elections function, enhancing their knowledge of the political landscape.
We love to root for the underdog, and that's part of why we're drawn to the stories of revolutionaries. Whether they fail, succeed, or succeed only to become what they once fought against, people who can rally others to their cause and shake up the status quo tend to be inherently interesting. This tells the stories of 50 such legends throughout the world, from people fed up with the Roman Empire, to the revolutionaries who helped create America.--Provided by publisher.