An Autobiography by one of the world's most amazing men
An Autobiography by one of the world's most amazing men
An excellent, elaborate and concise account of Che Guevara's life
Very original, extremely enjoyable and a contemporary classic
One man turns social norms, conformity and normality upside down and inside out
Aldous Huxley's classic
One of Jack Kerouac's best (imho) - beatniks, jazz, route66, pranksters and poetry
A compelling and philisophical story of survival, one boat, a human, a tiger and endless ocean, it's quite amazing.....
Intelligent Humour - everyone likes to laugh
interesting stuff about the universe - the illustrated copy is the best by far - the images really do help alongside such complex descriptions and equations relating to space and time on the event horizon, quantum physics is hard enough as it is and besides, how else will we ever get to see pulsars without hubble deep field images, i certainly cant see that far.
the follow up to Angela's Ashes and just as good
A rich and humbling description of a life in Ireland and America for a family living in poverty and plagued with misfortune, you'll laugh and cry in equal measure's
The title say's it all really - Stephen Hawkings is really, very very very clever i have deduced.
The enlightening autobiography of a prominent and colourful social leader. An absolutely riveting read. His life story spans a difficult childhood, an early family breakup, racism in his academic environment and later widespread in society around him. Time spent as a dealer and involved in gambling rackets, jail and finally his rise and fall in the nation of islam. The whole thing is simply fascinating. There's many similarities between Malcolms stories and Nelson Mandelas Road to Freedom which are both worth taking the time to read.
Plato doing his philosophical magic. It's a shame this philosophy thing seems to be forgotten now by mankind, it could help the world out if some of the teachings in this book were actually applied.
An insight into a lifetime of struggle and pursuit in the name of equality and social justice. Nelson went through turmoil in his life, some of the events he describes are absolutely shameful. The law court proceedings that took place and the social activity described is sinful for want of a better word. All I can say without giving it all away is read it, you will not be sorry you did.
A sporadic diary of a crack addict, very original, a fast pace, insightful, educational and enough to put you off ever smoking crack, give it to your kids to read.
The title gives it away.
amazing images, concise and easy to read explanations of this stunning universe we inhabit, by Patrick Moore, Brian May and Chris Lintott