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Cracking good read if you are interested in anthropology, evolution and general science.
Follows evolution through they eyes of the creatures involved. Is very interesteing and well told.
Look, I have read over 7000 books in my life, and I give this one a 7.5/10
which is a high rating for me.Trust me, this is a good book.
If you want long book reviews search the interweb
@=XDC=OldPhart wrote:
Look, I have read over 7000 books in my life, and I give this one a 7.5/10
which is a high rating for me.You read ALL the ladybird books then? Bloody hell! 😯
Just tell me one thing… is it better or worse than the blind watchmaker re evolution? I thought that was the definitive guide to all things darwinian.
Its not the same mate, its not a guide, its a story about evolution. Its interesting without being dry.
As or books, I was sad enough to read the Encyclopedia Britanica as a lad after getting stuck on the farm for a couple of months with now’t else to read.
Look, I have read over 7000 books in my life, and I give this one a 7.5/10
which is a high rating for me.Pharty, leaflets in STD clinics don’t count as books.
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