Other Books by Shelton Woods
The Story of Viet Nam: From Prehistory to the Present
Ann Arbor: Association of Asian Studies, 2013
“For those who are looking for a very well informed introduction to Viet Nam–from its semi-mythical beginnings some 5,000 years ago all the way up to the twenty-first century–this is the book.”
Japan: An Illustrated History
New York: Hippocrene Books, 2004
“…This book is unrivaled in its clarity, simplicity and comprehensive coverage. It is so easy to digest the variety of periods and players. It does an excellent job of explaining complex ideas. It also does a good job of covering social, military, cultural and religious histories. If that isn’t enough it is an enjoyable read too.” -Craig Angus’ review of Japan: An Illustrated History.
Vietnam: A Global Studies Handbook
Santa Barbara: ABC-CLIO, 2002
“…users have a useful, compact, and authoritative handbook on Vietnam, including its past and present….Vietnam’s economy, institutions, society, and contemporary issues receive thoughtful treatment…The author’s style is well organized…[This] contribution to our understanding of Vietnam is valuable, well researched, and well written.” -American Reference review of Vietnam: A Global Studies Handbook.
A Broken Mirror: Protestant Fundamentalism in the Philippines
“Dr. Woods’s research and work on the Philippines is excellent. He is a world known specialist on Ilocano culture and the Ilocano region…He combines history, culture and society in his research. His book is a must read.” -Review by Dr. Belinda Aquino, Director of the Center for Philippine Studies, University of Hawaii, at Manoa.
Vietnam: An Illustrated History
New York: Hipporcene Books, 2001
“…The author, Shelton Woods, writes clearly and simply. He organizes the story well and tells the history with a sympathetic view of the people of Vietnam.” review of Vietnam: An Illustrated History.
Valley County Idaho: Prehistory to 1920
Edited by Shelton Woods, Donnelly, Idaho: Action Publishing Company, 2002
“Valley County is located in the heart of Idaho and this book comes from the hearts of Idahoans. Time has a tendency to fade the memories of our history and yet, understanding where we came from is a key element in knowing where we are going….[This book] has succeeded in capturing a part of the history that makes Idaho special. ” -Review by Dirk Kempthorne, U.S. Secretary of the Interior.