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Funny songs, from a great film. What more needs to be said!

Heartfelt and endearing. You can find yourself tripping over your words at times with the BFG's dialect on full display, but a quick, lighthearted read for anyone.

Whimsical and wild, this book is a delight. A sweet read that leaves you yearning for a sweet treat.

Perfect. I found myself laughing at the macabre inevitability of the story. Orwell uses a very thin veil for his metaphor, but nevertheless, it is done with elegance and precision. I would recommend this book to anyone.

Read this book. That's it. If you are reading this review and curious about whether to add this to your reading list, end your consideration now. For me this is mandatory reading for anyone, and I endeavour to make it an annual read for myself.

The skill of Rovelli is his ability to philosophise whilst bringing his audience with him. This book does precisely that and it does it so succinctly. Don't get me wrong, the subject matter is far from succinct but at no point do you get lost, you are guided every step of the way. I can imagine for a lay-person that there would be times where your eyes slightly gloss over, but that is the nature of what we don't know, it is so vast.

A fascinating man with such a way with words. Captured elegantly in one anthology. It can be read as a book, or just a chapter at a time. I find myself always dipping in to read one of his works.

The intelligence it takes to understand these complex concepts is remarkable, but what is more astounding is the ability to explain their key points in bitesize lessons for all to digest. That skill is profoundly on display in this little, beautiful book.

A story for any age. The story of nurture, pride in what is and what will be. An uplifting rhyme with a deep core.

A beautiful breakdown of Heisenberg and the journey of early Quantum Physics. It's one for lay-people and physicists alike, and that takes a lot of skill in writing. If you are a physicist though, like myself, don't expect detail and breakdowns, more philosophy. This book leans more into the 'why' than the 'how'.

A bit of fun, and a small insight. It is exactly what it promises to be.

A great read for anyone that wants to dip their toes into the reality of the universe. A complex topic that is brought to the user in such an easy to follow way. I can see how towards the end it may through a few people, but it is definitely worth sticking with.