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Does Anything Eat Wasps? - New Scientist:
... anything eat wasps? I won t give away the answer in this review, but this book answers this and 101 other questions. If, like me, you enjoy being able to spout facts either at random or possibly, if you re lucky, one that s actually relevant to the current conversation, then I would definitely recommend this book. For anyone not familiar with the format, a question is sent in to the New Scientist magazine by a ... Read the full review: Does anything eat wasps? Buy this book, and see! by sa_O33 |
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The Proper Care of Malawi Cichlids - Mary E. Sweeney Genre: Science / Printed Book / Nature / Author: Mary E. Sweeney / Hardcover / 256 Pages / Book is published 1993-05-31 by TFH Publications |
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The Greatest Show on Earth: The Evidence for Evolution - Richard Dawkins Genre: Science / Printed Book / Nature / Author: Richard Dawkins / Hardcover / 406 Pages / Book is published 2009-09-10 by Bantam Press overall rating  1 review
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Learning without School: Home Education - Ross Mountney Genre: Science / Printed Book / Nature / Author: Ross Mountney / Paperback / 192 Pages / Book is published 2008-11-17 by Jessica Kingsley Publishers overall rating  1 review
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A2 Level Chemistry: Revision Guide - Richard Parsons Genre: Science / Printed Book / Nature / Author: Richard Parsons / Paperback / 160 Pages / Book is published 2005-09-06 by Coordination Group Publications Ltd overall rating  2 reviews
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Pocket Guide to the Butterflies of Great Britain and Ireland - Richard Lewington Genre: Science / Printed Book / Nature / Author: Richard Lewington / Paperback / 144 Pages / Book is published 2003-06-16 by British Wildlife Publishing overall rating  1 review
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Test Your Cat: The Cat IQ Test - E.M. Bard Genre: Science / Printed Book / Nature / Author: E.M. Bard / Edition: Re-issue / Paperback / 128 Pages / Book is published 2005-02-07 by HarperCollins Publishers Ltd overall rating  2 reviews
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Bird: The Ultimate Illustrated Guide to the Birds of Britain and Europe - Rob Hume Genre: Science / Printed Book / Nature / Author: Rob Hume / Hardcover / 552 Pages / Book is published 2007-10-15 by Mitchell Beazley overall rating  1 review
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Concise Guide to the Moths of Great Britain and Ireland - Martin Townsend Genre: Science / Printed Book / Nature / Author: Martin Townsend, Paul Waring / Spiral-bound / 160 Pages / Book is published 2007-05-31 by British Wildlife Publishing overall rating  2 reviews
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Bad Science - Ben Goldacre Genre: Science / Printed Book / Nature / Author: Ben Goldacre / Paperback / 288 Pages / Book is published 2009-04-02 by HarperPerennial overall rating  4 reviews
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Where to Watch Birds in Britain and Ireland - David Tipling Genre: Science / Printed Book / Nature / Author: David Tipling / Paperback / 208 Pages / Book is published 2006-03-01 by New Holland Publishers Ltd overall rating  1 review
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Red Watch - Gordon Honeycombe ... found this book in a second hand bookshop and paid a bargain price of £5 for it. I had never heard of it before, but being as it was about the Fire Service, I knew it would be to my liking. The book starts on Tuesday 10th December 1974. It begins by following a 19 year old lad on his very first day at Paddington Fire Station following his training. It outliness his trepidation at being the new boy and slowly opens into the whole crew of the station arriving for their first day duty. As it opens up, it gives descriptions of the crew memebrs and a little bit of history about each person and how they became Firemen and ended up on Red Watch (hence the title) at Paddin... Read the full review: A tragic story preserved in written form. by Dexter01 |
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The Planets - Dava Sobel ... Sobel, author of Longitude, here tries her hand at a personal guide to the Solar System. This is an unusual book, combining the mythology, history, science, poetry and even science fiction of the planets in a single volume; not something I ve encountered before. This unusual style works as the book is beautifully written. The author has had a passion for the planets since she was a young girl. In those days, the planets were mysterious and unknown, with many theories of what life would be like on these distant worlds. During Sobel s childhood, eminent scientists theorised that the dense white clouds of Venus covered hot, steaming swamps where fabulous creatures ro... Read the full review: The author of Longitude tours the Solar System by markos9 |
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Genetics for Dummies - Tara Rodden Robinson ... ve always been mystified by just how the process of creating a new life actually happens. How are we created by our parents (not the physical process you understand: with two kids of my own I think I ve worked that one out) and how do we inherit the characteristics that we do? Why don t we look exactly like one or other of them but a little bit like both and little bit like neither? Most especially, how and why do we inherit the defects that often affect us, sometimes fatally, when neither of our parents suffer from the same disorder? If you want a straight-forward and eminently understandable explanation of all of these questions then this is most certainly the book ... Read the full review: One and one makes...? by grahamt |
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