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Stars and Planets (Eyewitness Handbooks) 7 reviews
Ian Ridpath
Dorling Kindersley Publishers Ltd, 1998
So Simple, Even I Can Find What I'm Looking For!
+ Great field guide for those new to the sky
+ Outstanding for novice or intermediate amateur astronomers
+ Nice starter book...
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The Night Sky 30°-40° (Large; North Latitude)22 reviews
David S. Chandler
David Chandler Co., 1998
New Astronomer's Best Friend
+ User-friendly Even for Beginners
+ Great!
+ Durable, detail enough for light polluted sky
+ Excellent Product
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Binocular Astronomy10 reviews
Craig Crossen, Wil Tirion
Willmann-Bell, 1992
Stunningly thorough, perhaps a bit much for the casual user
+ an outstanding resource for the binocular observer
+ Good guidebook, bad atlas
+ A must have for the amateur astronomer
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The Backyard Astronomer's Guide 66 reviews
Terence Dickinson, Alan Dyer
Firefly Books, 2002
Best beginners astronomy book
+ Wow, Holly Cow!!
+ Best beginner book out there
+ Must-Have Volume for your Astronomy Library
+ Outstanding information
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NightWatch: A Practical Guide to Viewing the Universe109 reviews
Terence Dickinson
Firefly Books, 1998
The reviews say it all, for any beginner (and even interm.) this book is a must!
+ Stunning photographs and relevant maps aid the stargazer
+ I'd give it a BILLION stars if I could....
+ simply awesome
+ PERFECT for beginners
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The Cambridge Star Atlas18 reviews
Wil Tirion
Cambridge University Press, 2001
Observer's companion
+ Excellent for its intended purpose
+ Cool atlas
This star atlas is both aesthetically pleasing and useful. The large pages made it possible to read the charts without having to resort to a magnifying glass. Coupled with a red flashight of some sort (e.g. Gerber ReconGerber 22-80016 Recon Light, White / Red / Blue / Green LED - Black Body it's ...
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NightWatch: A Practical Guide to Viewing the Universe109 reviews
Terence Dickinson
Firefly Books, 1998
The reviews say it all, for any beginner (and even interm.) this book is a must!
+ Stunning photographs and relevant maps aid the stargazer
+ I'd give it a BILLION stars if I could....
+ simply awesome
+ PERFECT for beginners
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Stars and Planets (Eyewitness Handbooks)7 reviews
Ian Ridpath
Dorling Kindersley Publishers Ltd, 1998
So Simple, Even I Can Find What I'm Looking For!
+ Great field guide for those new to the sky
+ Outstanding for novice or intermediate amateur astronomers
+ Nice starter book...
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Binocular Astronomy10 reviews
Craig Crossen, Wil Tirion
Willmann-Bell, 1992
Stunningly thorough, perhaps a bit much for the casual user
+ an outstanding resource for the binocular observer
+ Good guidebook, bad atlas
+ A must have for the amateur astronomer
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The Cambridge Star Atlas18 reviews
Wil Tirion
Cambridge University Press, 2001
Observer's companion
+ Excellent for its intended purpose
+ Cool atlas
This star atlas is both aesthetically pleasing and useful. The large pages made it possible to read the charts without having to resort to a magnifying glass. Coupled with a red flashight of some sort (e.g. Gerber ReconGerber 22-80016 Recon Light, White / Red / Blue / Green LED - Black Body it's ...
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The Night Sky 30°-40° (Large; North Latitude)22 reviews
David S. Chandler
David Chandler Co., 1998
New Astronomer's Best Friend
+ User-friendly Even for Beginners
+ Great!
+ Durable, detail enough for light polluted sky
+ Excellent Product
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The Backyard Astronomer's Guide66 reviews
Terence Dickinson, Alan Dyer
Firefly Books, 2002
Best beginners astronomy book
+ Wow, Holly Cow!!
+ Best beginner book out there
+ Must-Have Volume for your Astronomy Library
+ Outstanding information
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