Being involved in youth mentoring programs for the past 15 years, I have developed a large, personal library of mentoring resources. This new work may cause me to downsize my library, as it really "has it all" in a concise, interesting package. In addition to covering the basic framework of mentoring, Buckley and Zimmerman also present a plethora of resources for programs of all sizes and affiliations. I plan to use the book as both an orientation tool for new adult mentors as well as part of a pre-mentoring training for new mentees. It could also serve as a recruitment tool, as the information illuminates the world of mentoring to individuals who, perhaps, know little about the concept. I recommend that if you can only afford one book on the subject of youth mentoring, this would be the one.