Author : Ted Simpkin
Comments : A potted history of the Guildford Association in their 50th year.
Author : John Hilton
Comments : Generally a good book by the former European Champion, but the flicker photos take up a lot of space, so that the text is limited.
Author : Jill Hammersley Parker
Comments : How to pack a lot into a small book. Simple and well presented by England’s most successful female player.
Author : David Fairholm
Comments : A sound text and excellent demonstration photographs.
Author : Dan Robbins
Comments : Brief explanation of the complex world of Table Tennis equipment as described by a former US Champion.
Author : Dan Robbins
Comments : More thoughts on how to play and improve your game.
Author : Geoff Wright
Comments : Small booklet designed to give youg children an idea f the basics, and encourage participation through stories of a boy, who like most of us, is not especially talented, but nevertheless keeps trying. Good fun.
Author : ETTA
Comments : Despite being called a reprint, there are a few minor changes in the photographs and the contents page.
Author : Gordon Steggall
Comments : A good basic book but lacking the clarity and depth of the Fairholm/Hammersley books of the period.
Author : Malcolm Brown and Lentec
Comments : Published by a TT rubber manufacture as an intended guide to the properties and performances of branded bat rubbers.. Stan Lenton was a Coventry businessman and a TT enthusiast who devoted much time and money to the game. The Lentec rubbers were produced for a few years but quality consistency was a major problem, and eventually production was stopped.