Category Review: Books on Nature and Wildlife Books on nature and wildlife are always a great way to learn more about our planet and its inhabitants. In this category review, we will take a closer look at six different books that cover various aspects of the natural world. 1. "In The Deep" by Trevor Corson - This book is all about the deep-sea fishing industry and the people who make their living on the high seas. It's an interesting read, but it doesn't really fit into the nature and wildlife category. If you're interested in learning more about the fishing industry or the people who work in it, this book might be a good choice. 2. "Wicked Little High" by Trevor Corson - This book is also written by Trevor Corson and focuses on the world of high-stakes poker. Again, while it's an interesting read, it doesn't really fit into the nature and wildlife category. If you're interested in learning more about the world of poker or the people who make their living playing it, this book might be a good choice. 3. "In The Deep (Crash Soundtrack Version)" by Trevor Corson - This book is actually an audiobook version of "In The Deep" and includes music from the film "The Crash." While it's not really related to nature or wildlife, it might be a good choice for fans of the film. 4. "Sibley's Birding Basics: How to Identify Birds" by David Allen Sibley - This book is a great resource for anyone interested in learning more about birds and how to identify them. It covers everything from bird anatomy to behavior, habitats, and sounds. If you're a birdwatcher or just someone who enjoys spending time outdoors, this book might be a good choice. 5. "Using the Clues in Feathers" by David Allen Sibley - This book is another great resource for anyone interested in learning more about birds. It focuses specifically on identifying birds based on their feather patterns and colors. If you're a birdwatcher or just someone who enjoys spending time outdoors, this book might be a good choice. 6. "Habitats" by David Allen Sibley - This book is the third in the series of books about identifying birds based on their habitats. It covers everything from forests to deserts and includes information on the types of birds that can be found in each habitat. If you're a birdwatcher or just someone who enjoys spending time outdoors, this book might be a good choice. 7. "Bird York" by David Allen Sibley - This book is a guide to identifying and observing birds in the New York City area. It covers everything from common urban birds like pigeons and sparrows to more rare species that can be found in the city's parks and gardens. If you live in or plan on visiting the New York City area, this book might be a good choice. 8. "Have No Fear" by David Allen Sibley - This book is a guide to identifying and observing birds in the North American region. It covers everything from common species like robins and blue jays to more rare species that can be found throughout the continent. If you live in or plan on visiting North America, this book might be a good choice. 9. "Rare Birds" by David Allen Sibley - This book is a guide to identifying and observing some of the world's most rare and endangered birds. It covers everything from the critically endangered California condor to the elusive Amur leopard. If you're interested in learning more about conservation efforts and the world's most rare birds, this book might be a good choice. Overall, these books on nature and wildlife are all great resources for anyone interested in learning more about our planet and its inhabitants. While some of them may not fit perfectly into the category, they all offer valuable information and insights into the natural world.