Austin Macauley’s very own and gifted writer, Laurie Anne Zaleski, recently received a heartwarming review from Readers’ Favorite for her book, A Young Person’s Field Guide to Finding Lost Shipwrecks. The Review was published on May 29th, 2020. The book received an excellent rating for its appearance, plot structure, formatting, and overall appeal.   The reviewer summed up the review beautifully by saying, “Zaleski encourages the reader to think and to ask questions, which sparks curiosity and a sense of adventure. The author outlines complicated information in an engaging and clear manner. While reading this book, I learned many nautical terms, the important role weather plays in the ship’s mission, and even got to practice a math equation. Zaleski makes math and science accessible and interesting.” Read the complete review here.   A Young Person’s Field Guide to Finding Lost Shipwrecks is the autobiographical account of an archeological expedition. It discusses the technologies used for the expedition. The author, along with her crew, set out in search of a 200-year-old shipwreck, Santisima.  The readers will learn a lot about science and scientific expedition. Get your copy of the book here.   Laurie Anne Zaleski is a marine geologist who has traveled a lot conducting geophysical surveys. She has written this book to show her love for science. She is also a member of Women in Geoscience and Engineering and American Geophysical Union. This is her first published book.