"...There are several features that make this book stand out among the others. One is that the book will be helpful to any family regardless of parenting style, home situation, or the particular issues that are getting in the way of a child's successful homework completion. In fact each section of this book is potentially useful to all parents, even those whose children are completing homework without complaint. Good study habits, such as being organized and effectively managing time, will serve kids throughout their lives. Dolin's tone, which is uniquely encouraging and empathetic, is another reason to choose this guide to good study habits....Parents who are ready to do what it takes to support their kids will appreciate having a place to start and an encouraging coach. Most of all, they will appreciate seeing that their efforts make a difference."

— Eloise Michael, Feathered Quill Book Reviews

"Kids are coming home with more and more homework these days and this poses a problem for them and their parents. Ann K. Dolin, M.Ed., a former public school teacher with more than 20 years experience, offers lots of good advice in Homework Made Simple: Tips, Tools, and Solutions for Stress-Free Homework for parents of children from age six to 18 and identifies six key types of children who struggle with school and homework. She spells out six study skills that need to be developed and the organization of time that help students master content and build self-confidence. In a very real way, this is homework for adults and well worth reading."

— Alan Caruba, Bookviews.com

"...This book is absolutely full of good, solid, easy to understand and implement ideas to make homework at your house way easier. There are so many things about this book that I like and that as an ADD Mom, I appreciate. The book is well organized and easy to read. Each section begins with a 'Goals' box outlining what that chapter will cover. Sprinkled throughout the book are stories of parents and children, each used to illustrate a point. You can really relate to these parents, their children, and the homework problems that they have and it truly makes understanding the concepts much easier. I highly recommend that you buy this book, whether your children are 5 or 15....I haven't seen a book like this in a long time; each and every page contains so much valuable information that you can put to use. I guarantee that if you buy it, it will become a valued resource that you will turn to time and time again."

— Brenda Nicholson, addmoms.com