Bøger af Paul Naylor

A reinterpretation of the history of Sokoto that provides a new assessment of its leaders and their visions for the Muslim state.

A colourful photographic guide to marine fish and invertebrate life in the seas around Britain. The book provides information to aid identification of the animals and describes their fascinating forms, intriguing behaviour and interactions. Incorporating many full-page photographs and picture sequences, it is written for non-specialists.

The poems in this book grow out of an extended encounter with the ancient Chinese book of divination, the I Ching or Book of Changes, which is a collection of sixty-four hexagrams comprised of various combinations of broken (yin) and whole (yang) lines.

Benny the tompot blenny, a real British fish, narrates this book that uses amazing underwater photographs to introduce children, parents and teachers (KS2) to the dramatic and colourful world around our shores. Cheeky Benny's neighbours include crabs, starfish, seals and other animals. Fact boxes cover biodiversity, adaptation and food webs.