Tweet in this case refers to bird songs. Radio 4 has done a great deal to familiarise us with the vast variety of British bird songs and in this fascinating book we are drawn to learn more about our birds that can entertain us if only we would listen to them. No doubt we are aware of them, but do we really listen?

The authors encourage us to do so and along the way reveal many interesting facts about our bird-life.

After readable introductions, we are guided on how we should listen and where and when we should listen. The layout is by months, which makes for easy access to the information, and because of the ease of writing, while imparting the aspects we need to know and explore, the text helps us on a magical journey.

You are also in for a continual treat as you turn these pages. because the layout, with black and white sketches mingling with colour, is enchanting and brings much delight to the eye. This book is worth every penny.