CRC Press - Book Review Information

Published Book Reviews

Fancy yourself as a bit of a wordsmith? Want to get your teeth into a new textbook? CRC Press and WikiVet are offering free book vouchers worth up to £150, or your choice of textbook, in return for book reviews published on WikiVet. We're looking for both students and practitioners to review books published within the last six months (or about to be published - CRC Press can give you an advance copy to assess).

Reviewer Guidelines

• Each book review should be 400-800 words

• They should be written in good British English.

• Reviewers will have 3 weeks to write their review from the date they receive their digital copy of the book

• Suggested topics to cover might be:

       * Usefulness for course revision
       * Stage of vet school most suitable for
       * Breadth of topics covered within the specialty addressed by the book
       * Readability
       * Image quality where applicable
       * Usefulness in practice
       * Specific sections/features of the book that most appealed
       * Suggestions for possible improvements in future editions 

Titles for Review

Recent publications for which we're now looking for reviewers are:

Small Animal Imaging: Self-Assessment Color Review

Canine Infectious Diseases: Self-Assessment Color Review

Goat Medicine and Surgery

Veterinary Nursing Care Plans

Equine Pediatric Medicine, Second Edition

Pig Health

Fascial Anatomy of the Equine Limb

And forthcoming in the next few months:

Diagnostic MRI in Dogs and Cats

Skin Diseases of the Dog and Cat: Colour Handbook, Third Edition

Ophthalmic Disease in Veterinary Medicine, Second Edition

The Welfare of Cattle

Small Animal Anesthesia and Pain Management: A Color Handbook, Second Edition

Essentials of Clinical Anatomy of the Equine Locomotor System

Small Animal Medicine and Metabolic Diseases: Self-Assessment Color Review, Second Edition

Get Involved

If you're interested, please email CRC Press' Veterinary Editor alice.oven@tandf.co.uk with your topic of interest. We can only publish one student review and one practitioner review of each new text, so first come, first served!