In his latest work, Harrison (
Think Before You Like) takes on big questions—What is life? What is matter? Where are we?—in a way that is accessible to readers. Similar to Robert Wolke's
What Einstein Told His Barber but using chapters instead of quick snippets, Harrison's engaging blend of scientific and anthropological themes creates a complete picture of life's big answers. The author's easy-to-follow manner, with some witty banter mixed in, comprises chapters that can stand alone or be read as a compilation that builds in intensity. Photos, illustrations, and break-out text offer highlights and details to supplement some of the deeper science. Sources are cited for those who want to do further research, and an index allows ease of finding quick facts.
VERDICT Readers seeking a greater understanding of the world around them, who aren't looking to caught up in too much scientific detail, will find this book both accessible and compelling.
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