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Constellations by Susan E. Clark (Hardcover)
An illustrated guide to thirty constellations, with facts about their stars and guidance on when and where to find them in the night sky.
The Intertidal Zone by Ruth Searle (Paperback)
Explore the marine life of the intertidal zone and the adaptations that allow organisms to survive the changing conditions between land and sea.
The Kew Plant Glossary by Henk Beentje (Paperback)
An illustrated glossary of approximately 4,500 botanical terms, helping readers understand plant descriptions and the vocabulary used in identification.
Dinosaurs by Dr Dean Lomax (Hardcover)
Palaeontologist Dean Lomax introduces dinosaurs and the discoveries that help explain their lives, offering an accessible guide to these prehistoric animals.
Time by Colin Stuart (Hardcover)
A concise introduction to time, exploring the subject through science, history and philosophical questions about how we understand and measure it.
The Kew Tropical Plant Families Identification Handbook by Timothy Utteridge (Paperback)
A reference for identifying commonly encountered tropical plant families, providing guidance on the features of ecologically important plants.
Scenes from Prehistoric Life by Francis Pryor (Paperback)
Francis Pryor reconstructs life in prehistoric Britain, exploring the people and landscapes of the period from the Ice Age to the arrival of the Romans.
Mushrooms by Nicholas P. Money (Paperback)
An exploration of mushrooms in natural and cultural history, considering fungal biology and their roles in food, medicine and human experience.
The Book of Cannabis by Jeremy Narby (Hardcover)
Jeremy Narby explores cannabis as a plant and cultural subject, considering its history, medicinal uses, rituals and changing legal status.
The Stones of Britain by Jon Cannon (Hardcover)
Explore the geology of Britain and how its rocks have influenced landscapes, buildings and human history.
Cats in Medieval Manuscripts by Kathleen Walker-Meikle (Hardcover)
Medieval manuscript illustrations reveal the roles of cats as pets, predators and figures in stories, exploring their place in the culture of the Middle Ages.
Turn Left at Orion by Guy Consolmagno (Spiral Bound)
An object-by-object guide to the night sky for users of small telescopes, covering sights visible from both northern and southern hemispheres.
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