Patrick Rose
"Trouble on the St. Johns River by Jane R. Wood is an informative and fact-based book for young readers that will inspire them to get involved in protecting wildlife and their habitats. It's a motivational story about how individuals - including children - CAN and DO make a difference. This book is a must for every young adult's library."--(Patrick Rose, Aquatic Biologist, Executive Director, Save the Manatee Club)
Alicia B. Marin
"Jane Wood's book is an inspiration to the field of environmental education. Her book provides scientifically accurate information that is presented in a child-friendly manner. Since conservation is a long-term challenge, it is important to educate those who will be accountable for the resolution of these problems in their future -- our youth. I truly believe that her story will inspire children to become active in local conservation issues."--(Alicia B. Marin, Senior Educator, Georgia Sea Turtle Center)
Angie Golubovich
"Trouble on the St. Johns River is a tale of an inspirational series of adventures demonstrating how children can change the world for the better. The story is a good example of how a small group of kids can generate a wave of positive awareness regarding environmental issues."--(Angie Golubovich, Environmental Educator, Guana Tolomato Matanzas National Estuarine, Research Reserve)
Danielle Dolan
"Trouble on the St Johns River is a truly inspiring tale of kids taking action against real, current environmental concerns. Jane Wood does a tremendous job of integrating fun, fictional characters, historical fact and local concerns with just the right amount of suspense and drama. I hope this third novel encourages our community, and especially our youth, to stand up for what is important to them. Kids really can make a difference."--(Danielle Dolan, Education & Outreach Coordinator, St Johns Riverkeeper, Inc)
