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Most Popular Books by Gail Karlitz

Gail Karlitz is the author of Growing Money, Career Ideas for Teens in Information Technology, FBI Agent (2009), The Super Sitter's Guide to Babysitting (1985) and Virtual apprentice. (2008).

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Growing Money

by: Gail Karlitz, Debbie Honig

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Explains different types of investing--savings accounts, bonds, stocks, and mutual funds--and provides information to help make decisions on each kind of investment.

Career Ideas for Teens in Information Technology

by: Diane Lindsey Reeves, Gail Karlitz, Don Rauf

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Aimed at being a helpful resource for teens exploring careers in the information technology field, this book profiles 35 jobs, from the technical to the creative. It profiles careers including Artificial intelligence scientist; Bioinformatician; Computer animator; Computer game designer; Computer support specialist; Desktop publisher; and more.