Customer Review: I cannot recommend a book more highly than this!
To overcome the boring, confusing instruction you received in college or high school about statistics you NEED this book.
Never has math been so easy.
Written with humor and the "picture is worth a thousand words" style of cartoon... more info
Customer Review: I really enjoy this brief introduction to most of the important fundamentals of Physics. If you have any physics background (I have an undergraduate degree in physics) you won't find much anything really outstanding or significant but you will probably enjoy reading this highly useful and... more info
Customer Review: I've read many other "Cartoon Guide to ______ " books and this one is similarly well done. It does a good job in the early chapters of explaining basic chemistry concepts that a middle school student should be able to understand, then goes into more advanced concepts appropriate for high school / AP... more info
Customer Review: It is always great to have a look at alternative versions of familiar things. It gives different prospective and reminds that current interpretation of some events may (and in many cases is) not absolutely correct.
Customer Review: This is the second volume of Larry Gonick's Cartoon History of the Universe. The series tells the history of the world, in comic book form. Lots of bad puns are thrown in to keep things interesting. This particular volume focuses on India, China and Rome. This is a fun way to learn history.
Customer Review: I hate history. I bought this book for a friend and hope he has enough 'basic' information already to get through this. The cast of characters is unwieldy and how the people connect with others is confusing. Way more information than I wanted. I don't even understand the jokes - if there CAN be... more info
Customer Review: This must be one of the best books to get you started on genetics. I had zero knowledge of genetics and I had to learn the basics fast... I found this to be better than any textbook! Very clear overview of how the scientific inquiry and line-of-thought progressed over the years in the... more info
Customer Review: Comics, an almost ancient medium, somehow endure in our digital era of short attention spans. After all, they do involve reading, an anathema in our instantaneous age. Nonetheless, comics seem to peacefully coexist with the burgeoning gaming community. Almost every decent sized city has at least one... more info
Customer Review: THIS BOOK DEALS WITH FACTS, NOT FICTION. One of the people wrote in the review:" disappointed that it doesn't deal with any issues today that are killing the earth. it should focus more on the effects of global warming, destruction of our rain forests, killing off of our animals and plants, and the... more info
