various spreads on interesting facts (such as: studying butterflies), and many spreads on the various habitats (such as: moorlands and mountains). As well as detailed illustrations of each beast, there are also fun facts and questions throughout the book, designed to keep readers engaged. December's habitat management news highlights a case study that demonstrates the positive changes mountain bikers have brought to Shotover Hill's invertebrate fauna in Oxfordshire. This stunning non-fiction picture book is a fabulous exploration of the insect world for young children. This is a great introduction to the world's key animal habitats, accompanied by amazing facts (why do zebras have stripes?

The British Wildlife Collection, which is published by Bloomsbury Publishing, comprises a series of books, each covering an individual aspect of British natural history. Ex-library book with stamps on the first page, it is also likely to have a small shelf number sticker on the spine.Ebooks fulfilled through Glose cannot be printed, downloaded as PDF, or read in other digital readers (like Kindle or Nook). This is a beautiful publication that’s sure to become a firm favourite - whether that’s because little readers want to learn more about the world around them or budding artists want to learn to draw their favourite fish, birds and bugs!

It is large and definitely not for use in the field, but makes a great reference book with its impressive full-color pictures, and complete coverage.

Nature lovers will adore British Wildlife, as it’s as comprehensive a compendium of animals you could come across in the UK.