I am not quite smart enough to read Stephen Hawking's books. In most cases I can follow him (and am fascinated) until about halfway through each chapter, and then he loses me. I backtrack a little and try to regain the thread where I first started to lose it, but to no avail. However, if I re-read it a little later, sometimes I can make it a bit further before I get lost again. I always enjoy the attempt and I feel I get something out of it, even though I don't understand everything. And I adore Hawking's dry sense of humour. I miss him already.

I liked this book because it covers a variety of different topics.

Released inside the Little Free Library, around 1pm. (Note for book hunters: the Sunnyhill Housing Co-Op is located at 787 3 St NW.)