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  • Loved this book.

    5
    By Karunna
    As someone who knows very little about this field, it sparked a fire to learn more! Well written and a great read.
  • Very brief review

    2
    By LobstersGoPinchPinch
    So short it should be free.
  • I loved this book

    5
    By mvallejo3
    I read this book years ago. This was the first book I ever read about Physics and it was so easy to follow, yet incredibly inspiring. After reading this book I was completely infatuated with the subject.
  • Better Science Than Philosophy

    2
    By RedViking58
    Yet another scientific author compelled to conclude with a political lecture, and another example of how a good scientist often makes for a bad philosopher.
  • In the point

    5
    By jasonmb2020
    As the title says, this book will give you the introduction to physics and open your curiosity. Well explained.
  • Interesting read

    4
    By Mattybaseball1
    A great book on the broad lessons that physics had taught us this far.
  • Loved this book!

    5
    By Templier jérémy
    Highly recommend this book!
  • Jewel of a book!

    5
    By KuonHunt
    This book not only explains the big, complicated concepts in physics in language laymen can understand, but calls us to be more fully and truly who and what we are at the same time! Love the humanizing inclusion of philosophy and literature here. A real jewel of a book!
  • A quick fun read

    5
    By Aqua...
    Even if you are an enthusiast for the sciences, this is still a wonderful read. The Haters who gave this book a 1 ⭐️ are obviously intimated by it, otherwise something less than 5 stars might be appropriate. To those who did; Your Low Self Esteem is Showing
  • Inaccurate

    1
    By Weirded_out
    I feel compelled to write a review. I thought this book will give me some ideas on how to explain complex concepts in simple words, but I was stunned by the factual inaccuracy. Didn't get beyond the first lesson. For example, the author says that Einstein became a renowned scientist right after publishing his first papers with multiple offers from prestigious universities. This couldn't be more untrue. I understand that this book is not Einstein's biography, but I feel disturbed that such factual simplification and inaccuracy was allowed to get published. Do not recommend this book, especially for younger readers.

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