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A Short History of Nearly Everything: 2.0 (eBook) by Bill Bryson
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- How did we get from being nothing at all to where we are today? How did the age of the dinosaurs eventually give way to the age of the iPhone? In this completely revised update to the international phenomenon A Short History of Nearly Everything, Bill Bryson returns to answer these questions and many more.
- Bryson brings a groundbreaking account of life itself to a new generation of readers, as he takes subjects often passed off as boring and incomprehensible and renders them accessible, fascinating, and outright amusing to anyone who's ever wondered about the world around them. Introducing readers to a diverse cast of the world's most impressive archaeologists, paleontologists, physicists, astronomers, anthropologists, and mathematicians—from their offices and laboratories to dig sites and field camps—Bryson embarks on a journey to discover answers to the biggest questions about the universe and ourselves.
- A Short History of Nearly Everything is a profoundly enlightening, surprisingly humorous, and charmingly clever adventure into the realm of human knowledge, as only Bryson can render it. His revamped Short History is a thrilling journey through time and space, and his writing will make readers both new and old see the world in a whole new way.
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Various Digital Retailers have A Short History of Nearly Everything: 2.0 (eBook) by Bill Bryson on sale for $1.99 listed below.
Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal.
Note, must purchase from the available retailers
Available from:About this book:
Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal.
Note, must purchase from the available retailers
Available from:About this book:
- How did we get from being nothing at all to where we are today? How did the age of the dinosaurs eventually give way to the age of the iPhone? In this completely revised update to the international phenomenon A Short History of Nearly Everything, Bill Bryson returns to answer these questions and many more.
- Bryson brings a groundbreaking account of life itself to a new generation of readers, as he takes subjects often passed off as boring and incomprehensible and renders them accessible, fascinating, and outright amusing to anyone who's ever wondered about the world around them. Introducing readers to a diverse cast of the world's most impressive archaeologists, paleontologists, physicists, astronomers, anthropologists, and mathematicians—from their offices and laboratories to dig sites and field camps—Bryson embarks on a journey to discover answers to the biggest questions about the universe and ourselves.
- A Short History of Nearly Everything is a profoundly enlightening, surprisingly humorous, and charmingly clever adventure into the realm of human knowledge, as only Bryson can render it. His revamped Short History is a thrilling journey through time and space, and his writing will make readers both new and old see the world in a whole new way.
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Written by Discombobulated | Staff- This price is $1 lower than the previous Frontpage Deal from last year.
- Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
- If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
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FWIW, according to Wikipedia, the 2nd edition contains extensive revisions to all chapters, correcting errors from the original and accounting for significant advances in scientific knowledge since 2003.
Also several years ago I went to his speech and a different book signing event. I asked him publicly in a QA session if he would consider updating his book. He said there were no plans. Again that was a few years ago. Turns out he did, I didn't even realize there was a 2.0 out there until today. So maybe my little entreaty helped a bit. Amongst others I'm sure.
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FWIW, according to Wikipedia, the 2nd edition contains extensive revisions to all chapters, correcting errors from the original and accounting for significant advances in scientific knowledge since 2003.
Also several years ago I went to his speech and a different book signing event. I asked him publicly in a QA session if he would consider updating his book. He said there were no plans. Again that was a few years ago. Turns out he did, I didn't even realize there was a 2.0 out there until today. So maybe my little entreaty helped a bit. Amongst others I'm sure.
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FWIW, according to Wikipedia, the 2nd edition contains extensive revisions to all chapters, correcting errors from the original and accounting for significant advances in scientific knowledge since 2003.
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