Jacqueline Rayner

David John

Andrew Darling

Kerrie Dougherty

Neil Corry

Packed with details and photos of monsters, gadgets and other wonders from across time and space, this updated guide to the hit television program has been expanded to include the Ninth, Tenth, and Eleventh Doctors.

The Visual Dictionary

Doctor Who

Jeni Enjaian

I seriously wish I could have rated this book higher. If I based my rating solely on my experience, the rating would be a 5. Anything Dr. Who related is a 5 in my book. :)
However, the actual writing and structure of the book leaves much to be desired. Though the book is a "visual dictionary", it is not organized alphabetically. If one is just reading through the book (as I was this time) the non-alphabetical arrangement is not as important. However, if one wanted to use this book as a reference, the lack of alphabetization would be a severe detriment.
Additionally, many of the facts pointed out about each particular event or character would elicit a "no duh" reaction from ardent Dr. Who fans.
I will be looking at the book again, of course. It has tons of awesome pictures from Dr. Who and one can never get enough of that. :)

Doctor Who The Visual Dictionary

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