• Particle Physics: a new course for schools and colleges
  Institute of Physics
  0-750-302245-3

• Nuclear Physics and Fundamental Particles by R Muncaster
  Stanley Thornes
  0-7487-1805-2

• Quarks, Leptons and the Big Bang by J Allday
  
  Institute of Physics Publishing
  0-7503-0462-6

• Nuclear and Particle Physics by D Sang
  Nelson
  0-17-448238-8
• Particle Physics by Steve Adams
  Heinemann
  0-435-57084-6

Good background for students

• The Cosmic Onion by F Close
  Heinemann

• The forces of nature by P C W Davies
  Cambridge University Press
  0-521-29535-1

• Superstrings: a theory of everything? by P Davies & J Brown
  Cambridge University Press

• In search of the Big Bang by J Gribbin
  Corgi

• The Particle Hunters by Y Ne'emann & Y Kirsh
  Cambridge University Press
  0-521-47686-0

• The Story of the W and Z by P Watkins
  Cambridge University Press
  0-521-31875-0

• The Particle Explosion by F Close, M Marten & C Sutton
  Oxford University Press
  0-19-851965-6

Other useful books

• Quarks: the stuff of matter by H Fritzsch
  Pelican
  0-14-015863-4
• The Cosmic Code by H R Pagels
  Pelican
  0-14-022547-1
• The discovery of sub-atomic particles by S Weinberg
  Penguin
  0-14-017541-5
• The Particle Play by J C Polkinghorne
  W H Freeman
• Building the Universe by C Sutton (ed)
  Basil Blackwell/New Scientist
• Spaceship Neutrino by C Sutton
  Cambridge University Press
  0-521-36703-4
• The quark of the jaguar by M Gell-Mann
  Abacus
  0-349-10649-5

• QED: the strange story of light and matter by R P Feynman
  Penguin
  014-012505-1

• Superstrings and the search for the theory of everything by F David Pea
  Abacus
  0-349-10687-5

• Superforce: the search for a grand unified theory of nature by Paul Davies
  Penguin
  014-024363-1

• The particle garden by Gorden Kane
  Addison-Wesley
  0-201-40826-0

• The quark machines by Gorden Fraser
  IoP Publishing
  0-7503-0447-2

Interesting articles

• Particle detectors come out of the laboratory
  D J Miller
  New Scientist, 10 February 1990 pp 43-46

• The number of families of matter
  G J Feldman and J Steinberger
  Scientific American, February 1991 p 70

• Physics Education, vol 27 No.2 March '92
  Institute of Physics Publications

• Imperfect mirrors of the universe
  K Peach and C Sutton
  New Scientist, 11 April 1992 pp 35-39

• The origin of mass
  R J Cashmore and C Sutton
  New Scientist, 18 April 1992 pp 35-39

• Turning the proton inside out
  C Sutton and N Harnew
  New Scientist, 30 May 1992 pp 29-33

• Particle accelerators
  C Sutton
  New Scientist, 13 June 1992 Inside Science centrefold

• World of quarks
  C Sutton
  New Scientist, 10 July 1993 Inside Science centrefold

• How to glue the quarks together
  A Watson
  New Scientist, 4 Dec 1993 pp 25-29

• The battle to build a better boson hunter
  P Renton
  New Scientist, 19 November 1994 pp 40-44

• Heart of the atom
  C Sutton
  New Scientist, 8 July 1995 Inside Science centrefold

• Complex heart of a simple proton
  R J Cashmore and C Sutton
  New Scientist, 1 July 1995 pp 30-33

• Cosmic changelings
  C Sutton
  New Scientist, 16 March 1996 pp 28-32

• The heart of quarkness
  H Muir
  New Scientist, 11 May 1996 pp 28-31

• The lopsided Universe
  R Irion
  New Scientist, 6 February 1999 pp 26-30

• Massive attack
  M Riordan
  New Scientist, 13 March 1999 pp 32-35

• Masses and molasses
  F Wilczek
  New Scientist, 10 April 1999 pp 32-37