Portrait of the Scientist as a Young Woman joins these other books by Elkins-Tanton:
Earth by Jeffrey Jerome Cohen and Linda T. Elkins-Tanton (Bloomsbury 2017)
“Earth is a magical, unusual, curious book…Cohen and Elkins-Tanton describe it as a ‘little book about an impossibly large subject.’ This subject is made even larger by Cohen and Elkins-Tanton’s forays into discussions of beauty, creativity, and imagination…” – PopMatters
Planetesimals by Linda T. Elkins-Tanton and Benjamin P. Weiss (Cambridge 2017)
A collection of papers for specialists: “…a host of academic cosmogonists, meteoriticists, Solar System dynamicists, and planetary physicists have collaborated to write 17 review papers. These are collected to form this impressive book, one that is beautifully produced, well-illustrated and an ideal introduction to the topic for a research qualified in maths and physics…I recommend this book unreservedly…” David W. Hughes Source: The Observatory
Volcanism and Global Environmental Change by Schmidt, Fristad, and Elkins-Tanton (Cambridge 2017)
A collection of papers for specialists: “…Many excellent and relevant maps, charts, graphs, and photographs appear throughout the text. This volume is an outstanding reference for geologists, volcanologists, geochemists, atmospheric scientists, and environmentalists.” T.L.T. Grose Source: Choice
The Solar System series by Linda T. Elkins-Tanton (Facts on File 2006, 2010)
The set consists of six books written for general-interest readers at high-school or college level: The Sun, Mercury, and Venus; The Earth and Moon; Asteroids, Meteorites, and Comets; Mars; Jupiter and Saturn; Neptune, Pluto, and the Outer Solar System.