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A review by redpineapple
Infinity in the Palm of Your Hand: Fifty Wonders That Reveal an Extraordinary Universe by Marcus Chown
5.0
Quite an interesting book.
I loved the way author wrote the book - in a style which is easy for a layman like me to understand, which is a difficult feat. I especially loved the chapter where author talked about how gravitational force doesn't exist (I had no clue about this one) and the one on dodoppelgänger.
The book will not turn boring at any point. I am looking forward to see if any other books by the author are for laymen and read them too.
I received a free copy for the book from Netgalley.
I loved the way author wrote the book - in a style which is easy for a layman like me to understand, which is a difficult feat. I especially loved the chapter where author talked about how gravitational force doesn't exist (I had no clue about this one) and the one on dodoppelgänger.
The book will not turn boring at any point. I am looking forward to see if any other books by the author are for laymen and read them too.
I received a free copy for the book from Netgalley.