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'Where else but in this 3-lb., 900-page paperback can students find so many answers to their
endless questions - about animals, plants, rocks and minerals, climate and weather, and about the
skies at night - that is, about one's environment? No other natural history handbook has been as
popular with grade school, high school, and college students. First appearing in 1911, it has been
republished dozens of times, for the most part with little change other than updating. ―Science
Books and Films''Quality field guides will enrich your nature encounters. A comprehensive
resource is Anna Botsford Comstock's Handbook of Nature Study.' (Malinda S. Zellman Bay Area
Parent)'Although many readers in the chemical, biological and physical disciplines will profit by the
publication of this book, I feel that biologists stand to gain the most. For most biological scientists
this book will open up a new scientific world... Chemists, physical chemists and chemical
physicists who are considering entering the biological field will also find the book helpful because
of the large amount of biological data and the large number of applications to biological processes
reviewed. Highly recommended! ―The Quarterly Review of Biology''Did you know that this
classic was still in print? Focused on the northeast U.S., this book describes a wonderful diversity
of basic natural history.' (Ecology) Read more 'A matchless handbook for decades, this classic has
been the natural history bible of countless teachers and others who seek information about their
natural environment. Written originally for those elementary school teachers who knew little of
common plants and animals, and even less about earth beneath their feel and the skies overhead,
this book is for the most part as valid and helpful to day as it was when first written in 1911. Read
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