These books in the series Our Bill of Rights (7 titles) take an in-depth look at one or two amendments in the Bill of Rights. The books strike a balance between the historical context and general meaning of each amendment. No Unreasonable Searches and Seizures mentions the development of the right to privacy based on these amendments, but in the end it remains close to the particular focus of the amendments themselves. The importance of the subjects is highlighted by the way the books are almost literally wrapped in the flag, with an American flag backdrop for each page of text. Each spread features its own title and an adequate stock photo or historical image. Many spreads also include either a "Know Your Rights!" or more general sidebar with additional facts or background information. These books are unlikely to spark deep interest in constitutional law, but they are useful resources for social-studies research.