Physical processes - Brian Arnold

The diagrams are large and usually uncluttered and the text associated with each diagram is carefully placed. Scientific ideas are clearly and simply expressed and developed in the course of a chapter.
This would be a good textbook for general class use. It could also be used as a resource book by teachers looking for thought-provoking ways of developing physical concepts in pupils whose mathematical skills may not be very strong. I found the chapters on electricity and magnetism particularly attractive, because of the clear layout of the pages and the lucid development of ideas.
School Science Review