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Drew Heriot _rew_eriot — Can't recommend this book enough! A really fascinating portrait of the man behind the theory and the struggle he went through to convince himself to publish. It really focuses on his marriage and the conflict between his scientific nature and his wife's faith. A really engaging story, and a book more people should read. It really changes your perception of Darwin and his theory.

Araceli Baum aracelibaum — This book was a great read- it covered a difficult, but real topic and helped me to consider it more in depth. The author did a great job of helping you quickly recognize and relate to each important character.

Oleg Kohen olegkohen — Fun read. Has many of the failings of 99% of Fantasy fiction: flat characters (particularly the women) who fall into one archetype or another, a distinctly traditionally-masculine narrative limited in its male-ness, a fascination with how awesomely cool the hero has to be, racial undertones that are sadly disguised (the martial arts mercenaries are super enlightened but don't know where babies come from? Come on). Still like many of the other top Fantasy fiction out there, you're willing to forgive as it's a fun adventure story: there are good guys to root for and scary bad guys signalling apocalypse, and I was curious to see what happened next.

Grialco G _ — This book has artwork and poetry by Martin Willitts, Jr. He has sections about the archelogy of creation for words, drawing and art, language, and other beginnings that fugue into the future. He has poems about animals and plants including their scientic names, in which they become methaphores for life. He has poems about Jackie Kennedy and her first impressions of her marriage to John F. Kennedy. He has poems about his Science/Magic tricks in which he debunks his own magic tricks. And always he explores the secret language of the universe, how it speaks to him in colors, images, whispers, auras, cosmic connections. His paper artwork creates a museum throughout the collection. Buy this book and see one of the few poet/visual artists around working his own language into one art.

Angelleea Gao jubatian — Love this textbook for its strong visual content and appealing topics. I used the 1st edition and loved that too. However, if your Pearson/Longman rep tells you there is an ebook version available in MyCompLab, do not believe them, because no such thing exists, at least in my set-up. The MCL annoyance is not what cost it a star. I just docked it a star for being so expensive (abt $80, I think). Why is it so hard to find a first-year comp textbook that is engaging and inexpensive? Why do the cheap ones have to seem so cheap? Yeah, this review has rambled off-topic now.

Roman Ushakov ushakov_roman — At first I thougth, why was that so amazing, just another coming of age story. then i realized, it was practically the first of its kind! and for that, it was great. plus some great lines to be repeated by me, many a time thereafter

Andre Cebrian _ndre_ebrian — Great end to the series!

Diego Rando diegorando — Equally as entertaining as the rest of the series, and bound to please anyone who's rooting for Eric instead of Bill. Disappointingly, in the end things go back to the original status quo, but there's hope that what's happened will change the dynamics between Sookie and her lovers. At least, I hope so!

Taiyou Daniel _aiyou — An amazing story about one of the great quantum theorists. A painful story of an abused childhood which resulted in him living as a recluse from a very young age. Hence the title

Teal Gile tealgile7d92 — This is an amazing ghost story that I recommend this to anyone who loves a good scare.