What does Helen think about the books on Jeremy’s reading list?Choose FOUR answ

M: Well, I think you’ve convinced me that work placements are worthwhile... But while you’re here can you give me advice on something else?
M: I’m about to make a start on the Engineering Materials module, and I’ve got a booklist  here — can you have a quick look and tell me what you would recommend — that’s if you can remember?
W: Let’s see... I do remember some of them... Yes, this one... The Science of Materials. I found the subject quite hard generally, but this book is very accessible so it suited me. It doesn’t cover everything though...
M: What about this one then. Materials Engineering?
W: Oh yes, I do remember that. But it’s a bit out-of-date now, isn’t it, unless it’s a new edition?
M: I don’t think so...
W: But what I liked about it were the pictures.  They really helped to understand the descriptions.
It’s useful just from that point of view...  Let’s see...  What else? Oh yes...  That one there —Engineering Basics — I think out of all these that’s got the widest coverage...
M: But I’ve looked at the contents page, and it hardly mentions nanotechnology.
W: Yes, you’re right.The Evolution of Materials does though. It’s a recent publication so it covers all the latest developments. It’s a bit thin on the nineteen sixties though, and that decade was quite important.
M: Well it sounds as if they all complement each other in some ways. I don’t suppose you can lend me...