[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars
This book is a great way to learn how to make any form of wildlife habitat in your own garden. No matter what you are trying to attract, from frogs to bee's and insects, butterflies and more, there are concise tips and guides for making items like bird boxes and ponds.
No matter what space you have access too for making a garden, with a this book, you can learn how to lay a garden completed with whatever habitat attraction you desire.
Filled with beautiful images and helpful advice, Kate's guide is a great way to aid you to create your dream garden.
NetGalley, reviewed by Eve Witherington
[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars
This book is a great way to learn how to make any form of wildlife habitat in your own garden. No matter what you are trying to attract, from frogs to bee's and insects, butterflies and more, there are concise tips and guides for making items like bird boxes and ponds.
No matter what space you have access too for making a garden, with a this book, you can learn how to lay a garden completed with whatever habitat attraction you desire.
Filled with beautiful images and helpful advice, Kate's guide is a great way to aid you to create your dream garden.
NetGalley, reviewed by Eve Witherington
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Creative Light Magazine
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Creative Light Magazine
A set of stunning photographs show how important animals were on the front line during the First World War.
The Daily Mail 29/3/17
A set of stunning photographs show how important animals were on the front line during the First World War.
The Daily Mail 29/3/17
This is a welcome reissue of a fascinating volume by the accomplished scholar Professor Jocelyn Toynbee, originally published in 1973. She describes the roles that animals played in the Roman world or in warfare, as domestic pets or as food. She also outlines their mythological and religious symbolism. An added extra is the appendix on Roman veterinary medicine.
Minerva
This is a welcome reissue of a fascinating volume by the accomplished scholar Professor Jocelyn Toynbee, originally published in 1973. She describes the roles that animals played in the Roman world or in warfare, as domestic pets or as food. She also outlines their mythological and religious symbolism. An added extra is the appendix on Roman veterinary medicine.
Minerva
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With the SAS and Other Animals
In 1970 at the height of the Cold War, the young Sandhurst-trained Sultan Qaboes of Oman, with secret British military backing, took on the communist rebels in a fierce but little known war. Along with regular British Army and 'contract' officers, the SAS played a key role in this bitterly fought but ultimately successful campaign. The value of winning… Read more...
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Heal Your Dog the Natural Way
The popular vet and animal homeopath, Richard Allport, shows how to heal your dog naturally through foods, homeopathy, herbal medicine and a variety of other methods, many of which can be done at home. A radio regular, Richard understands both dogs and their owners and combines his expertise with accessible language to show readers how to treat their… Read more...
