Well, I planed to read the whole encyclopedia. But after I read first chapter, which is over 50p long and about atoms and so (I like Chemistry, but it is boring), I decided to read only that things which looks interesting. Then I read like 6 pages, about digital electronics and other electronic things, and about muscles.
Most of the things I knew before, but still I found in the first fifty pages new facts and I am almost best at Chemistry in my class. So I really recommend this as a gift for anyone, who is interested in Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Anthropology and any other in book mentioned sciences.

Some hints of this book are really useful, but as a whole book it’s not that great. This was first book on this theme (learning and methods of learning), which I read but I think that there must be more and definitely better books on this.

It was good, I have seen better things, but it wasn’t the worst. Finally… it was exciting and funny a bit too.

Finely I ticked the square next to “Was this worth consuming?” question. But I’m not sure if it was the right thing. Well, it was my first book, which I read, about hieroglyphs. But I don’t think it’s a good book, well some comments about some signs were, well they were absurd. I don’t really recommend this book to anyone, who has a wider choice on this theme.

Maybe a bit heavy style of story, but I think it sorespondes with the fact that Arthur feels the same as reader in some parts. Great humour, great story, great book. I’m wondering what’s going to happen than, so The Restaurant at the End of the Universe welcome.

It’s great collection of myths and similiar stuff, maybe for a bit younger ones. But it remembered me a lot of from my primary school years.

Great book, containing more action than other ones from series. But still in van Gulik way.

It was a bit disgusting, but it’s horror… Lot of about the pain and less about the fear, but still it’s horror.

This book really “works”. All the advice.