""This is a well written and well presented book. Its acknowledgements are a who's who of Australian mammalogy and the photographs are excellent."" Rob Wallis, The Victorian Naturalist 130(1), 2013, pp 57-58 ""The book is extremely well presented in an easy to understand format. It is accompanied by excellent photographs and also addresses the sensitive issues of kangaroo control in an informed manner. Well worth a read."" Maureen Skeet, WA Naturalist News, October 2012, pp 57-58 ""If you want just one book on kangaroos on your shelf - and what's an Australian natural history library without one? - this would be a good choice."" Ian Fraser, Natural History Newsletter, No. 18, October 2012 ""I would recommend this book to anyone interested in Australian fauna and wildlife management or those just wishing to be reminded of just how amazing our marsupials really are."" Dr Mark Eldridge, Explore 34(4), Summer 2012, pp 27 ""...my new go-to resource for kangaroo, wallaby, potoroo and bettong information... It is easy-reading, well-structured and covers an impressive array of topics. The technical components detailing kangaroo biology, dentition, genetics and evolution are in-depth but readable."" Deborah Metters, Land of Wildlife South East Queensland, July 2013, pp 13 ""This book, which is accessible to general readers, will provide a crucial insight in the life of the kangaroos as well as an engaged discussion on the interactions between people and kangaroos, and the controversies about the control of their population numbers... complex and often emotional issues are discussed by Richardson in a smart manner, in the form of a debate, responding point by point to comments for and against"" Sadrine Ladevèze, The Journal of Mammalian Evolution 22, 2015, pp 453-454