Lobsters, Crabs, & Other Crustaceans (Animal Kingdom Classification)

This book was a bit racey for me, naked crabs are not my style

This is a stunning book, part of a series of `Animal Kingdom Classification'. A `pre-title page' gives credit to impressive content and science advisers. The title page, and each page thereafter, contains excellent, unique and fascinating up-close photography, the likes of which make one want to read the captions (equally interesting and impressive) as well as the text. After reading this book you'll be able to say you have looked a shrimp, lobster and crab in the eye! Attractive color coding of boarders and headers, as well as pages where text is sometimes white on black, as well as black on white, unify the layout. The text is large, attractive and varied. Overall, in only 48 pages, this book will satisfy the `impress-me-this-minute" generation. A Table of Contents outlines (each in a two page spread) an Introduction and each Chapter, as well as a Glossary, Index and Further Resources.