The World of Bats: The Flying Goblins of the Night.

Rating:
Summary: Good information, illustrated by stunning photographs.
Review: If you are into bats this is the book to own. Mainly about the bats of Europe, although bats from further afield are mentioned, this book deals with every aspect of the life of bats. It is explained in depth without scientific jargon. The best thing of all are the photographs, the reproduction is second to none, high gloss pictures and illustrations make it look as though the authors have stuck their own personal photos in it. When I first saw this book I just had to have it for the pictures alone. The quality text was just a bonus.

Rating:
Summary: Good information, illustrated by stunning photographs.
Review: If you are into bats this is the book to own. Mainly about the bats of Europe, although bats from further afield are mentioned, this book deals with every aspect of the life of bats. It is explained in depth without scientific jargon. The best thing of all are the photographs, the reproduction is second to none, high gloss pictures and illustrations make it look as though the authors have stuck their own personal photos in it. When I first saw this book I just had to have it for the pictures alone. The quality text was just a bonus.