Family Policy Matters: How Policymaking Affects Families and What Professionals Can Do 3rd Edition, Kindle Edition

I bought this book for a course I was taking. It was ok. Do not use a highlighter as it would bleed into other pages. Use an ink pen instead.

great book!

I think the chapter on discussing policy should come in the beginning rather than towards the end. I also think there is not enough emphasis on policies related to serving low income families. I used this book for a class in my major and found it to be dull and not very resourceful.

Great quality and price. Haven’t been disappointed yet. The exact book I needed.

Rented this book for school, it is exactly what I needed.

Very important information for anyone considering a job in the family sciences.

Searchable, easy to read and understand, and I enjoyed this book as a text for my Family Policy course. I am glad I bought both the digital and physical copy of this book for my course.

This has been the most tedious and unentertaining textbook I have had to read in my life!!!! Which is really such a shame because it is such an important topic. The US does marginalize families and there is a need for some federal policy to serve the interests of our very diverse families. However, if this book is leading the way we are going to need more help. Perhaps the author might consider a collaborative effort with William Crain imagine the possibilities.