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[Woollyback]

Tell you what I read that got me into the whole physics thing, really interesting, the Bill Bryson book - A Short History of Nearly Everything.  I took it to Amsterdam and read it in the airport and on the plane.  In fact, I might read it again soon.

Read a few Bill Bryson books, easy-reading and enjoyable. He's actually an extremely intelligent guy though

[JBG]

Yes, I also read A Short History. Excellent read, although there are one or two boring chapters.

Anthony Kiedis' book "Scar Tissue" is a cracking read. Man, do I love the Chilli Peppers!

[Honolulu Bob]

Tell you what I read that got me into the whole physics thing, really interesting, the Bill Bryson book - A Short History of Nearly Everything.  I took it to Amsterdam and read it in the airport and on the plane.  In fact, I might read it again soon.

I read that on me travels, actually makes science interesting.
Bryson's a top class writer, always worth a read.

The Essential Shankley by John Keith - Christ what a man Shanks was! Legend! 

Just read the "His Dark Materials" trilogy by Phillip Pullman, not normally my type of thing but thought they were excellent.

[glambertino]

believe me johnnymac, if it´s the book by michael talbot then it´s amazing.

[taff]

Bryson class, fair play to him.

I loved the bit about Yellowstone Park when they realised the immense size of the volcanoe there 

[jonnymac1979]

believe me johnnymac, if it´s the book by michael talbot then it´s amazing.

That's the one my friend.  Still haven't started it, but it's there waiting to be read.