Newts - Their Care in Captivity; Jordan Patterson; TFH Publishing; 48
pages; 1994.
Very basic; basic newt care tips. Not recommended.
A Natural History of Amphibians; Robert C. Stebbins and Nathan
W. Cohen; Princton University Press; 1995 (paperback 1997)
Textbook to be used in undergraduate herpetology class, very
good. Don't need biology background to understand it.
A Petkeeper's Guide to Reptiles and Amphibians; David Alderton; Tetra Press; 1986
Red-Spotted Newt; Doris Gove, Beverly Duncan (Illustrator); Atheneum;
1994
A children's book that describes one year in the life
of a red-spotted newt, nice story. Realistic, based on what is known
about the life of real red-spotted newts. For "children" of all
ages.
Salamander und Molche; Kurt Rimpp; Verlag Eugen Ulmer; 2nd edition; 1985 (in German)
Steinbachs Naturführer: Lurche und Kriechtiere; Gunter Steinbach (ed.); 1996 (in German)
The Reptile and Amphibian Problem Solver; Robert Davies and Valerie
Davies; Tetra Press; 1997.
Great general introduction to keeping
reptiles and amphibians, even has specific information on many of the
more commonly kept species.
The Tailed Amphibians of Europe; J. W. Steward; David and Charles
Publishers; 1969.
Information on European salamander and newt
species. A new book called RThe Newts and Salamanders of EuropeS has
come out in 1997, which I haven't seen myself, but a friend told me
that it doesn't really have any new information, that it's basically
the same as this old edition.
Alpine Newts; Marc Staniszewski; in: Reptile Hobbyist, Vol. 3, No. 3, November 1997; pages 52-55
Herps Overseas - Crested Newt; Marc Staniszewski; in: Reptile Hobbyist, Vol. 3, No. 3, November 1997; pages 87-89