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HARRIS, Mark. The Doctor Who Technical Manual. 62p. diags. illus. color photogs. CIP. Random. Oct. 1983. PLB $5.99. ISBN 0-394-96214I; pap. $3.95. ISBN 0-394-86214-7. LC 83-42868.
Gr 6 Up-The Doctor Who Technical Manual is a delightful guide to the characters and technological fantasies from the British science fiction television series. Those who live in an area where this series is shown will enjoy having an operating manual with drawings of the TARDIS, the TARDIS tool box and tools and a detailed guide to the anatomy of the evil DALEK, types I, Ill and V (as well as the Emperor DALEK). Those who have never heard of the series but love imaginative science fiction will delight in these computers, robots, spaceships and lifelike human clones. For fun, add this to collections for children, young adults and adults. -Frances E. Millhouser, Arlington Central Library System, Va.
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