Einstein: His Life and Universe (edit title)

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“Its on my nightstand. I hope to read it over the Holidays.”

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“This book is a must for the Einstein enthusiast. It's a mix of both his scientific theories and his personal life that draws a three-dimensional picture of the man. ”

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“If you don't know much about Einstein this is the book to read. It describes his life, influences, and travels.”

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“Einstein is undoubtedly famous. We use his name to name anyone who shows intelligence. It's very interesting to know a little more about the real man, rather than the myth of today.
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“While Einstein might have been brilliant, I was not too impressed with him as a husband. What I did like about this book, is that while covering Einstein's life and work, it also gave an overview of 20th century history! It's amazing how Eintsein's life and work were so intertwined with the major events of that century. (PS. I still don't understand the theory of relativity!) ”

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“hard to get into it”

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“At time, very difficult to read because of Isaacson's coverage of Einstein's scientific work and physics, in general. ”

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“I'm not altogether sure sbout this book about this book about Albert Einstein. I wanted to like Einstein and I've a Chemistry degree and I found the book a hard read. I'm not altogether sure what most non-scientists would think about the science involved, and nearly everyone might think he was a nightmare to his first wife and kids.

If you can cope with the sensation that your ideals about a hero have been shattered, read this book. If you can't done.”