Children’s Encyclopedia of Knots

Young readers can explore the intricate world of knots with this full-color hardback encyclopedia, covering over 50 knots, bends, loops and hitches.

From the angler’s loop to the reef knot, this accessible reference guide unravels the art of knot-tying used in fishing, sailing, camping, first aid and survival skills. It covers the fundamentals of basic knots to the complexities of advanced bends, loops, and hitches, making it a comprehensive guide for both beginners and seasoned enthusiasts.

- Illustrated throughout with high-quality photographs showing the real-life applications of knots.
- Features clear, easy-to-follow instructions for tying over 50 different knots.
- Organized by different uses for knots-so it’s easy to find the right knot for the task.
- Contains suggestions for the practical uses of knots in everyday life.

Featuring high-quality photography, clear step-by-step instructions, and intriguing facts, this is the perfect introduction to an ancient and practical skill for children aged 8+.

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William Potter is a Leeds University graduate and has been a writer and editor of educational and activity books for both adults and children for more than two decades. His published works include a history of engineers, railway and science museum handbooks, titles on prehistoric life, Vikings, the environment, new technology, guides to drawing comic-book and fantasy art, along with numerous science and mathematics titles for school-age readers.