Reviewed on June 1, 2016 by The Midwest Book Review
In a positive review of Women of Colonial America, The Midwest Book Review says "Readers of all ages will find these meticulously researched biographical profiles fascinating and inspirational."
Reviewed on January 12, 2016 by School Library Journal
School Library Journal calls Women of Colonial America a "thoroughly researched and engrossing look at Colonial America" and a "strong option for those looking for more materials on women's contributions to American history."
Publishers Weekly reviewed Women of Colonial America. They say author Brandon Marie Miller "maintains a balance between objective historical accounts and personal biographies, offering insight into what it meant to be a woman in America’s fledgling days."
Kirkus reviewed Women of Colonial America, calling it "an excellent nonfiction offering for sophisticated readers" and "a valuable and entertaining resource for both budding historians and those seeking biographical information on a few of the many nearly forgotten women of that time."
