The Natural Way series aims to provide practical and authoritative information on a range of illnesses. This book explains the symptoms and possible causes of psoriasis, & looks at the available treatments, both orthodox and complementary

Aimed at naturalists, this book explains what makes a spider, and why the group is so successful. It describes the wealth of behaviour patterns spiders display, covering spiders from all over the world.

With more than 20,000 species, fishes make up by far the largest group of vertebrates, and have existed for longer than any of the other groups. This book provides a colour encyclopedia of fishes.

This new series looks at a range of natural disasters, both as fascinating natural phenomena and as the cause of devastating human and environmental damage.

This guide covers the commoner fish, amphibians, and invertebrates that are most likely to be encountered by anyone using a net in their local stream or pond. It includes biological information such as the effect of pollution

Each volume in this series examines a particular category of natural disaster or extreme weather and the effects it has on people and the environment. The scientific background is explained at a level that children of school age can understand.

A series for five to seven year olds that explores patterns in nature, this volume focuses upon animal migration. Other books in the series address food chains, the hydrologic cycle, night and day and the weather.

Become an expert bug hunter with this exciting guide to the natural world, full of easy-to-do, fun activities, and amazing things to see, explore and discover.

Written for children in the seven to nine years age group, the books in this series explore the world of plants and animals. Each title addresses a particular life-form covering adaptation, feeding, habitats, lifecycles and behavioural traits.

Listing details of over 325 rocks and minerals, this compact, colour-illustrated reference will be of interest both to dedicated rock fans and up-and-coming geologists.