“Adventures in the Natural World” is the subtitle of the new series of
slim, ring-bound and waterproof nature guides from HarperCollins. With their
attractive and colourful artwork, and interesting design with foldout pages,
these guides are just the job to encourage younger members of the family to take
an interest in the world about them. The series includes eight titles, ranging
from Birds in Winter (ISBN 0002201003) to the
Night Sky (ISBN 0002201038), each costing £5.99.
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