Mammals of Sri Lanka by Sarath Kotagama, Sampath de A. Gooatilaka & Gamini Ratnavira Sri Lanka books sinister schoolmaster to avoid… and

sinister schoolmaster to avoid… and

a young girl grows up with her loving family

illustrated with botanical drawings

Aesthetic interpretation of Karāikkāl Ammaiyār sculpture from Polonnaruwa

and newly responsible for her family’s share of an inheritance in Sri Lanka

Mammals of Sri Lanka by Sarath Kotagama, Sampath de A. Gooatilaka & Gamini Ratnavira Sri Lanka books sinister schoolmaster to avoid… andPictorial Pocket Guide to the Mammals of Sri Lanka. It is indeed a pocket publication, being a paperback only 1911. 5cm and 148 pages long. The main part of the book is of course the guide to the mammals themselves. It follows conventional field guide practice with three to six species to a page in what seems like a fairly normal systematic order. Each species is described in the normal manner, with an associated range map (Sri Lanka only). Of course,