This was...horrible. I don't know that I can put into words how I feel about this book, though I've tried during rants to three different people about this...book. (eye twitch) So sorry, but you're the fourth (fifth, sixth, etc). Hopefully by now I have things lined out in a somewhat understandabl...
I am so glad I listened to Stewart's Virginia Historical Society's talk which convinced me to start reading his books. They are awesome books about US history. This one is about the writing of Constitution. Stewart details the major movers and shakers, and gives drafting the drama of an adventur...
The first half of this book was pretty interesting. The second half blew my mind. This is my first time experiencing Joe Haldeman and I do believe he will have to go on my Eternal Bookshelf.I often pictured the actor Will Smith as William Mandela. Mandela was so easy for me to relate to, being an av...
This is the only science fiction novel I've ever read that deals with how relativity would affect faster than light travel, and it does so in a way that felt very realistic. While our narrator, William Mandella, is deployed on missions that take him a few months or a few years, hundreds of years may...
MY THOUGHTSLOVED ITContinuing Buddy's story from A Dog's Purpose, we meet him again near the end of his current life where he meets Clarity, Ethan's granddaughter. As his last act of selflessness, he saves the toddler from certain death when she falls into the pond, where her mother, Gloria, is sunb...
First, let me state that this is NOT a self-help book. It is a survey of various ideas concerning happiness that cross various cultural, philosophical and religious boundaries.Each idea is examined in the light of the latest neurological, psychological and sociological science. Some are found wantin...
Way too flippant when normal people are murdered. It started out that way and by the 4th murder, it was still that way. I was on cassette 3 when I gave up.
The narration is great on this audiobook but I have a few complaints. 1. I know we need to know some of the basics about nano-technology but this seemed way too much. I've read Crichton before so I'm familiar with his way of teaching you a little, but maybe it was the subject matter I didn't care...
workaday mp3Read By..........: George K. Wilson Genre............: History Publisher........: BBC Audiobooks Sound Library (Unabridged, 2006)blurb - New York TimesSunday Book Review Episodes of high comedy in the history of science are rare, but here is one: the investigation of Eusapia Palladino, a...
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