Beekeeping books owned by newbies?

[arl]

Ted Hooper
Guide to Honey and Bees(have not really looked at it yet)
National Trust Beekeeping(got as a present)
Defera Books and Leaflets (picked up at auctions and courses)
Club meetings
But most of the time I use this forum, using the search and find that most things are here if you look, and if you can't find the answer, then just ask and then you will have lots to choose from. LOL
Thanks

 

[Jimmy]

I would not consider the American books to be better than oours, and often a lot worse.

I have warned and warned against the American views on beekeeping as the way they work, the climate, the bees themselves, and pretty near everything is so different to how it all works over here is just chalk and cheese.

Be warned. (yet again)

PH

Point taken about the detail of the advice given.

Richard Taylor's books are, IMHO, amongst the most rewarding to read for the quality of language and the sense of enjoyment from beekeeping that he conveys in his writing.