Meteorite Books

Meteorites From A to Z third edition
Written by Michael Jensen and William Jensen, copyright 2008, pages 288.
This book is more of a catalog of falls and finds arranged by alphabetical order. Due to the large number of Saharan and Arabian Peninsula meteorites there is a special section for these meteorites. Also you can look up individual meteorite by the geographical location, and or by classification in sperate indexs. This is a great book for shopping on the internet when all you need is a quick look up on a perticular meteorite. Contains information on more than 10,000 meteorites.
$24.99

Falling Stars A Guide to Meteors and Meteorites.
Written by Mike Reynolds, copyright 2001, 144 pages
As introductory book that takes you through meteors and meteorites from observing meteor showers to listening for meteors on your FM radio, to the different classifications, and how to start your collection. This book is enjoyable reading, and easy to understand. For the beginner meteorite collector or an astronomer who enjoys watching meteors, and wants to learn more this book is highly recommended
$17.00

Rocks From Space second edition
Written O.Richard Norton, copyright 1998, 447 pages.
A must have book for every meteorite collector library. A well written book that steps you through the beginning phase of finding and collecting meteorites. Then it moves into how to recognize a meteorite, and the three major types. Ending with a section on the origins of meteorites and the parent bodies. A great advance beginners book to take you to the next level of collecting meteorites, fulling the need for more information. A great book for the advance beginner and the advance meteorite collector.
$32.95

Meteorites
Written by Alain Carion. In the 37 pages Alain gives a brief exposure to the diffferent types of meteorites - a great first book.
$11.00

The Art of Collecting Meteorites
Written by Kevin Kichinka, copywrite 2005, 208 pages.
Description will be for coming after I read it.
$22.95