Kate and David Crennell produced a third edition for Tarquin some years ago.The plans and illustrations of all 59 of the stellations of the icosahedron were redrawn and there was a new introduction by Professor Coxeter. This edition has now been revised and updated and now includes colour plates for the first time.Many readers will wish to use the plates and descriptions included inampnbspThe Fiftynine Icosahedraampnbspto draw and make paper models of some or all of the stellations of the icosahedron and in so doing gain a greater understanding of the stellation process. For a thorough understanding of the process of stellation and for splendid examples of beautiful polyhedra this book will be a valuable addition to any mathematics library.As Richard Guy put it in the Preface of the Third Edition We mathematicians know how beautiful our subject is but are often frustrated when we try to explain this to the maninthestreet. But here at least is one place where we can simply say Look