There are loads of instructional pottery books out there, so which one to choose if your dipping your muddy toe into the world of pottery?
As a relative beginner (a couple of years under my belt), books that explain the myriad of potting methods into simple, informative, inspirational and an unpatronising whole, do well by me. This is one of them.
I was a bit dubious of whether the cutaway photos would be a bit gimmicky and of any real use, but they undoubtably are. The book is nicely set out, with loads of pictures showing each step along the way, including possible pitfalls and solutions to remedy them.
Clear and precise throughout, as are Jacqui Atkin's other books, you can't really go wrong with adding this book to your shelf. Since reading all the way through, pouring over ever bit, I've dipped back in many a time for further inspiration, which is, after all, exactly what a good pottery book should offer!