Adventures in Diving: Manual

by Drew Richardson (Chief Editor), Karl Shreeves (Technical Writing), Jeanne Bryant (Editor)

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Genres: Nonfiction, Textbooks

264 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1991

Reviews

[Enikő]

Interesting and informative. Even though I have not done my Advanced Open Water course (I found this book at a garage sale), as an Open Water Diver, I have often (almost always) dived off a boat, and I've also done drift diving. The Underwater Naturalist and Wreck Diver chapters were also very useful, and all the other chapters were interesting as well.

[Lisa]

Assigned reading for my PADI SCUBA diving course. I think it's a good overview of the skills I'll need - it had lots of illustrations, self-tests and was reasonably interesting to read. After reading it (and watching the accompanying PADI video) I passed the knowledge exam with 95%. If I drown, I'll let you know in a follow-up rating....

[Pete Wielgosz]

Very California.

[Brody]

I'm learning lots of cool things from this book. Mostly how to scuba dive.

[Robyn]

certified! and still scared!

[Margaret]

A simple and absolute must if you are planning to scuba. Midway crater here I come!

[Lily4]

very practical and easy to understand...

[Nenangs]

very informative.
it gives me a very helpful insight of what will i face when doing my underwater adventures.

[Rachel Bayles]

Basic and fun.

[Al-Waleed Al-Battshi]

Doesn't deserve that high price!!!