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Foelix, Rainer F. Biology of Spiders. Harvard University Press, 1982. Comprehensive coverage of spider biology.

Hillyard, Paul. The Book of the Spider: From Arachnophobia to the Love of Spiders. Random House, 1996. The spider in folklore, literature, history, and science.

Lewis, David J., and Paula E. Cushing. Insects & Spiders: An Explore your World Handbook. Discovery Books, 2000. From the Discovery Channel's acclaimed Explore your World series.

Preston-Mafham, Ken. The Natural History of Spiders. Crowood, 1997. Biology and anatomy of spiders with lots of color photographs.

Preston-Mafham, Rod, and Ken Preston-Mafham. Spiders of the World. Blandford, 1998. A thorough guide to spider classification, biology, and behavior for the non-specialist.

Squire, Ann O. Spiders of North America. Franklin Watt, 2000. On the behavior and physical characteristics of North American spiders. For younger readers.

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