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Cloud Book: How to Understand the Skies

 
  Author: Richard Hamblyn
By David & Charles Publishers
Average Customer Rating: Average rating of 5.0/5

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Average rating of 5/5 The sky's the limit, 2008-05-27
Recently I found a book that I could only dream of as a child, but which didn't seem to exist. Then I was fascinated by the weather and wanted a book classifying the cloud types with the correct names, symbols and pictures to demonstrate. Richard Hamblyn's "The Cloud Book" does all these things. The beauty of the photographs means it easily qualifies for the coffee tables of the less geeky among us, while neatly illustrating the text for the cloud afficianado. It is not often that you can say a book is perfect in all respects, but may be this is one.

Average rating of 5/5 Beautiful! Ideal for the the armchair cloudwatcher., 2008-09-04

This is a fantastic book and I was glad I bought it. The foreword is very informative and well written and doesn't boggle the reader with too much science. This book is ideal for those armchair cloud watchers who know a bit about clouds but need to further their knowledge. This book is an essential guide to cloud identification and provides some stunning photos of the clouds themselves. The book is also handy for being able to forecast the weather as you will soon get to know the cloud types and the associated weather that comes with them.



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Product Information
Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 551
EAN: 9780715328088
ISBN: 0715328085
Label: David & Charles Publishers
Manufacturer: David & Charles Publishers
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 144
Publication Date: 2008-03-14
Publisher: David & Charles Publishers
Studio: David & Charles Publishers
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