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An absolutely amazing, eye-opening, and totally accessible read. You won’t see life the same way again after you read this!

The journey through the pioneering days of running for fun in the 60s and 70s was really interesting for me, a child of the eighties and nineties. It was particularly interesting to me because I grew up in east county San Diego and was on a Bob Larsen team at UCLA. So I benefited from..

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This book is one of the best discoveries since I discovered Harrison Ford in the third grade! Lol. This book is endless lists in different categories of things that bring up so many happy thoughts and feel good feelings. Even if you disagree with the author on certain things he loved, one or two things..

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I’m new to coding and I really enjoyed this big picture understanding of coding, computer programming and it’s culture.

I liked the interesting detail and explanations. I also enjoyed that many are less known cases discussed.

It is really a good book I highly recommend it. Now practice the wards spoken.

I loved the factual nature of the book, but I found the detailed account of some Russians and their name’s difficult to follow.

This book has a good storyline but the music in the background is really unnecessary and kind of annoying but, overall a great book

This book feels like a very, very long Wired article. It could be interesting for those who are interested in mindsets of toddler Valley nerds, but it doesn’t brig anything more than that to the table.

Very good. Presents a good framework for developing a practice. With other works you can dive a bit deeper.