Starred Review Subjects like civil rights, the environment, the LGBTQ movement, and women's rights have been written about in many youth books but often in bits and pieces. So kudos to the Push for Social Change series (4 titles) for providing comprehensive looks at how these movements began, progressed, and, in some cases, are faring today. Despite the fact each book has a different author, the series' hallmark is the clarity of the writing and a deep dig into the history, often highlighting personal stories or pieces of history that are lesser known. The Civil Rights Movement, for instance, discusses how during the 1963 March on Washington, Martin Luther King Jr. abandoned his original, prepared speech and launched into his now-famous "I Have a Dream" oration off the cuff. The images throughout are well chosen, and visually accented time lines helpfully open each volume. Excellent additions to history collections.