"Overall the book is a concise overview on recent developments and is highly recommended to scientists in this field. The unique feature of this book lies in the abundant use of novel structures as examples in every chapter. Most of these structures are symmetric and shown in kaleidoscopic splendor. The fascination of the author, a physicist, with the beauty and shape of molecules spills over onto the written page. Adding interest to the reading are lively comments, historical facts, and personal insights. Without a doubt this modern treatise on conformational analysis will inspire and excite undergraduate and graduate students of organic chemistry."

A. Chung-Phillips, J. Am. Chem. Soc., 1996, 118, 7872.

"The main strengths of this text are the broad nature of its content and the enthusiasm that the author has for the subject. .... Dr. Dodziuk should be commended for her efforts to highlight the importance and untapped potential of this chemistry-based sub-discipline in science and technology."

M. Sherburn, Austr. J. Chem., 2002, 55, 357.

"Overall, Introduction to Supramolecular Chemistry provides an excellent, broad overview of a field that is very divers and exponentially growing. It captures the essence of supramolecular chemistry by emphasizing nonbonded interactions and how these forces result in macromolecular aggregates that have specific and unique functions."

Andera E. Holms, 2005, Chirality, 17, 169.

"Cyclodextrins and Their Complexes offers a fresh look, providing a broad survey of the field with numerous references. It can serve both as a textbook for scientists newly interested in the cyclodextrins field and as an advanced monograph."
"In summary, this text is a timely contribution and promises to play a prominent role in disseminating knowledge in the field. We recommend this book to all chemists who are interested in the characterization of inclusion complexes and applications of cyclodextrins, in both industry and academia. The format provides both a pedagogical overview that is a great value for the more general readers, and in-depth articles useful to specialists in the area."

F. Djeddaini-Pilard, V. Bonnet.
Angew. Chem. Int. Ed., 2007, 46, 2352.

"I would emphasize that any organic chemists who picks up this volume and leafs through it will have difficulty putting it down again. Almost every section stimulates fresh thoughts and research ideas. With this effort, the editor and collaborating authors have earned the gratitude of this chemist and, no doubt, of many others."

Jerome A. Berson, Yale University
J. Am. Chem. Soc., 2009, 131, 11635.