A Degree In A Book 3 Books Collection Set by Dorling Kindersley - Non Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set:
A Degree in a Book Psychology
The Psychology Book
The Little Book of Psychology

ISBN: 978-1788286213

Overview:
This three-book collection brings the fascinating science of the mind into sharp, accessible focus. A Degree in a Book Psychology, written by Dr. Alan Porter, distills the essentials of a psychology degree into a single, visually engaging volume. Expect clear explanations, flow charts, and curated reading suggestions that illuminate how minds think, learn, remember, and socialise. The Psychology Book, part of the Big Ideas Simply Explained line from Dorling Kindersley, translates tricky theories into bold graphics and concise narratives, making the field approachable for beginners while still valuable for revisiting complex ideas. The Little Book of Psychology by Emily Ralls and Caroline Riggs offers brisk primers on the pioneers, pivotal experiments, memory and language, and the ethics that shape modern research, plus a look at evolving areas such as cyber psychology. Together, these three volumes create a complete, immersive journey through psychology—perfect for revision, curiosity-driven reading, and building a solid foundation for study or teaching.

What Makes This Collection Special:
The set stands out through its complementary formats and voices. One title provides a degree-like scaffold, another delivers rapid, big-idea clarity, and the last offers compact, memorable snapshots of key figures and experiments. Readers gain historical depth, practical explanations, and contemporary context in a single purchase, creating a cohesive reading path from introductory concepts to modern applications. The trio is ideal for building confidence before exams, for refreshing knowledge between modules, or for gifting to students, educators, and lifelong learners who crave credible, visually engaging non-fiction that you can dip into again and again.

Books Included in This Collection:
A Degree in a Book Psychology
Designed as a compact, visually rich primer, this volume condenses the breadth of psychology into digestible sections. It introduces major theories and researchers—Francis Galton, Sigmund Freud, Ivan Pavlov, and others—through clear explanations and engaging diagrams. Flow charts map learning, memory, perception, personality, and social psychology, while margin notes point to further reading and real-world applications. It’s an excellent choice for students beginning a psychology module or curious readers seeking a credible, structured overview without being overwhelmed. The blend of historical context with practical insights helps you see how ideas evolved and why they matter today.—75–95 words The Psychology Book
Rooted in the Big Ideas Simply Explained format, this volume surveys psychology with accessible, bite-sized sections and eye-catching illustrations. It introduces core theories, landmark experiments, and debates in concise terms, making complex material approachable for newcomers while serving as a handy refresher for those revisiting the subject. The book helps readers connect psychology to biology, sociology, and cognitive science, fostering a coherent understanding of how mind and behaviour intertwine. It’s ideal for quick learning, revision, or framing broader study plans.—70–90 words The Little Book of Psychology
This compact primer guides readers through the discipline’s origins and evolution. It highlights early thinkers, famous experiments, and the ethical considerations that still shape research today, then moves into memory, language, reasoning, and emotion. The book also introduces modern branches such as cyber psychology, offering approachable summaries and memorable takeaways. With clear language and concise sections, it’s perfect for absolute beginners, curious lay readers, or students who want crisp, portable guidance on the people and ideas that defined psychology.—70–90 words

Who This Set Is Perfect For:
Ideal for students beginning psychology, GCSE or A-level learners, and undergraduates seeking a solid, readable foundation. It’s also superb for educators building quick-reference material, homeschooling families exploring human behaviour, and readers who enjoy non-fiction that is both visually appealing and informative. If you love BookTok-worthy design packed into a durable, compact format, this collection hits the sweet spot of accessibility and credibility. It makes a thoughtful gift for curious minds who want a trusted, multi-voice introduction to the science of mind.

Key Benefits:

• Three distinct perspectives in one value-packed collection, covering theory, history, and modern psychology
• Visually engaging layout with diagrams, infographics, and clear summaries for quick understanding
• Structured pathway from introductory concepts to contemporary research
• Great for revision, exam preparation, and confident recall of key ideas
• Perfect for students, teachers, and lifelong learners seeking credible non-fiction
• Compact, portable formats that fit neatly on any shelf or study desk

About the Author:
A Degree in a Book Psychology is authored by Dr. Alan Porter, a writer associated with the accessible, visually driven A Degree in a Book series. The Psychology Book is part of Dorling Kindersley’s Big Ideas Simply Explained, written for broad audiences by a team led in practice by Nigel Benson. The Little Book of Psychology is by Emily Ralls and Caroline Riggs, who provide approachable, digestible takes on foundational thinkers and modern developments. Together, these voices deliver a credible, well-rounded overview of psychology that supports both study and casual reading with warmth and clarity.

Why You’ll Love This Set:
This collection is a curated, no-nonsense entry into psychology that respects the reader’s time and curiosity. You get the depth of a formal primer, the clarity of visually driven explanations, and the brevity of pocket-sized primers—three formats that suit different learning moods. It’s an excellent gift for students starting a psychology path, for teachers assembling classroom resources, or for anyone who wants to understand how the human mind works without getting lost in jargon. Owning the full trio creates a coherent reading journey, a reliable revision toolkit, and a striking, educational bookshelf display.

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