This compact study guide contains concise descriptions of nearly 300 species of bug, beetle, spider and snake, with symbols providing at-a-glance information on distinctive features and physical traits.
Divided into three sections, with at a glance symbols for easy reference, this book is accompanied by spectacular photographs from each of the bug, beetle, spider, and snake families. Illustrated tables enable you to tell a glowworm from a lantern fly, a tree boa from a tree python. Comprehensive information on habitats, feeding, and reproduction is provided. This compact and comprehensive volume will teach you all you need to know, and more, about bugs, beetles, spiders, and snakes.

Complete Identifier Bugs, Beetles, Spiders, Snakes

Science & Math

Preston-Mafham, Ken

Harvey, Rob

Marven, Nigel

Biological Sciences

Chartwell Books

Gweilo in the Diaolou takes you to regional China on the road less traveled. Gweilo is a Cantonese slang term meaning "ghost man" or white man. Diaolou are defensive watch towers only found in the villages and towns of Kaiping county in the province of Guangdong, China. In a classic fish out of water story Australian Rob Harvey travels to rural China and gets himself tangled up with the language, the culture, the cuisine and the history.Despite the language barrier, he forms close and connecting bonds with friends and family with a combination of humor, respect and compassion. This very personal adventure will have you laughing from one side of China to the other through dumplings, dragons and diaolous. "As I walked through the door, every single pair of eyes in the restaurant locked onto me, locked onto the Gweilo. It was very intimidating. We were ushered upstairs away from the crowd, as each pair of eyeballs followed my every step. I counted them. 200 eyeballs were staring, fixated on the freak that just walked into the restaurant and up the stairs." If you love a good travel adventure laced with humor, then you will love Rob Harvey's Gweilo in the Diaolou.

Gweilo in the Diaolou: The misadventures of an Aussie in China

Travel

Asia

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

"One of the best Cricket books of all time" - BookAuthorityUpdated August 2019. 
From Nayudu to Kohli, India’s 32 Test cricket captains. From the days of the Maharajas and Nawabs when one had to be royalty to lead India into battle, a position no commoner was fit to fill, to the modern day of helmets and television, stump cams and DRS, India’s 32 finest are here together for the first time.
The Colonel CK Nayudu reportedly disallowed his players from drinking water at the drinks break. The Maharajkumar of Vizianagaram “did not understand field placings or bowling changes and never maintained any regular batting order.”
 Mansoor Ali Khan lost the vision in his right eye in a car accident and six months later made his debut for India. Three Tests later and he was the captain. The man he replaced, Nari Contractor, nearly died after receiving a blow on head while batting in the West Indies. Allegations of ball tampering, match fixing, too aggressive, too defensive, a few tears, a Tied Test match and a team all out even though only five wickets were down. And some missing teeth. 
This and so much more in Captains File India, From Nayudu to Kohli, India’s 32 Test Cricket Captains.

Captains File: India: From Nayudu to Kohli: India's Test Cricket Captains

Sports & Outdoors

Other Team Sports

Book by Preston-Mafham, Ken, Marven, Nigel, Harvey, Rob

Bugs, Beetles, Spiders, Snakes (Complete Identifier)

Knickerbocker Pr

A Practical Guide to Cage and Aviary Birds

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Pets & Animal Care

Tiger Books

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