Wonderful, wonderful!

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	• Man of many minds (FP science fiction) E. Everett Evans Fantasy Press, 1953 - 222 pages average customer review:based on 3 reviews view larger image
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Wonderful, wonderful!

Like the above reviewer, I read this book as a boy also. The book was for me very inspirational as a child, and so inspiring and imaginative that nearly 50 years later I am happy to have found it again. The book, in fact, was first found at a time early enough in my life that it inspired me to consider very seriously a career in science. At the time I read the Man of Many Minds, our own space program was still in its infant years.

I also found another book today I enjoyed as a boy, The Indian Mummy Mystery. You can believe that both will be reread cover to cover when I receive them. I don't doubt that they will both be enjoyed as much as the memory that kept them alive for all these years. I had searched for both titles before and nearly lost hope that I would find them again.

So, not only do I recommend one book, I recommend both of the titles listed above highly!

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Man of Many Minds

I think this was the first science fiction story I ever read... I was a boy of around 12.. and the `pictures' that were generated by the author as I read his story were totally captivating. I found my self at Cadet George Hanlon's elbow as he found himself joining the Secret Service of the Federation... a young kid just out of the Academy and pressured into once again using the ability of being able to probe another's mind for his thoughts. It doesn't that long before the story is in full swing as George tries to discover to source of very mysterious activity on a planet so far away from Terra.
The author does a very good job developing the story line and I would recommend this as very enjoyable light reading for anyone.

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