The book of the TV series is often a disappointment, but not so Living
Europe. Instead, we get a rich, informative and fascinating perspective on
Europe’s diverse landscapes and the wildlife they support. Edited by Nick Upton,
the contributors include Rachel Pinnock and Peter Jones. Published by Boxtree,
£18.99, ISBN 0752211005.
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