Fahrenheit 45110 reviews Ray Bradbury HarperVoyager, 2004 a great book of our time + Timely now that we're entering into the new dark ages... + Written in the basement of the UCLA library + True Fiction             Ancestor55 reviews Scott Sigler Dragon Moon Press, 2007 Xenotransplantation, intrigue, and an incredibly climactic finale + Excellent Read - Link to pdf download + More Sigler fun + Thanks God they didn't use Pit Bull DNA + Excellent book             Pale Blue Dot: A Vision of the Human Future in Space60 reviews Carl Sagan Ballantine Books, 1997 Carl Sagan, the man speaks for Earth + Very Interesting Page Turner + A question unasked It's hard to believe Pale Blue Dot has been with me for over 8 years, it is also the 8 year during which I was transformed by the intelligence and wisdom of Dr. Sagan, and of course, his other works Cosmos and The Demon Haunted World become my favorites. Pale Blue Dot reads like the sequel to ...             Thirteen76 reviews Richard K. Morgan Del Rey, 2007 Show me, don't tell me Very exciting premise here - in the not so distant future America has split along conservative and liberal lines into 2 separate countries and genetic experimentation has created a race of "super men" called 13's (genetic variation #13) who have either been locked up or exiled to the Mars colony. ...             Infected: A Novel193 reviews Scott Sigler Crown, 2008 LOVING IT!!! + "The Ouchie I can hold in my Hand" and other tales of the terrible + Wow! + Unrelenting alien invasion             Cosmos159 reviews Carl Sagan Random House, 2002 read what you can of it, but READ it! + This book should be required reading for anyone living on Earth. + A monumental achievement still relevant today + I'll be very quick ... + Masterpiece             THE FOUNDATION TRILOGY-THE CLASSICS OF SCIENCE FICTION2 reviews Isaac Asimov Doubleday & Company, 1951 Some of the best stuff I've ever read! + Foundation reigns supreme Okay, so I was a little concerned about reading this story when I saw some of the Amazon reviews for "Foundation," the first book of the series, but after I finished the book, I was nothing less than impressed. In some of the other reviews, it is said that Asimov doesn't spend ENOUGH time ...             The Hobbit: 70th Anniversary Edition40 reviews Houghton Mifflin, 2007 For Adults Too + Terrific Anniversary Edition of a great classic + This is an amazing book + Good for the Hobbit + Essential part of trilogy - the basis for the plot - excellent             Lucy: The Beginnings of Humankind14 reviews Donald Johanson, Maitland Edey Simon & Schuster, 1981 perfect adjunct to the real thing! + must rea now + Fascinating + Fascinating + compelling look at the best of paleoanthropology 10 yrs. ago             Lucy: The Beginnings of Humankind14 reviews Donald Johanson, Maitland Edey Simon & Schuster, 1981 perfect adjunct to the real thing! + must rea now + Fascinating + Fascinating + compelling look at the best of paleoanthropology 10 yrs. ago             The Hobbit: 70th Anniversary Edition40 reviews Houghton Mifflin, 2007 For Adults Too + Terrific Anniversary Edition of a great classic + This is an amazing book + Good for the Hobbit + Essential part of trilogy - the basis for the plot - excellent             THE FOUNDATION TRILOGY-THE CLASSICS OF SCIENCE FICTION2 reviews Isaac Asimov Doubleday & Company, 1951 Some of the best stuff I've ever read! + Foundation reigns supreme Okay, so I was a little concerned about reading this story when I saw some of the Amazon reviews for "Foundation," the first book of the series, but after I finished the book, I was nothing less than impressed. In some of the other reviews, it is said that Asimov doesn't spend ENOUGH time ...             Ancestor55 reviews Scott Sigler Dragon Moon Press, 2007 Xenotransplantation, intrigue, and an incredibly climactic finale + Excellent Read - Link to pdf download + More Sigler fun + Thanks God they didn't use Pit Bull DNA + Excellent book             Infected: A Novel193 reviews Scott Sigler Crown, 2008 LOVING IT!!! + "The Ouchie I can hold in my Hand" and other tales of the terrible + Wow! + Unrelenting alien invasion             Pale Blue Dot: A Vision of the Human Future in Space60 reviews Carl Sagan Ballantine Books, 1997 Carl Sagan, the man speaks for Earth + Very Interesting Page Turner + A question unasked It's hard to believe Pale Blue Dot has been with me for over 8 years, it is also the 8 year during which I was transformed by the intelligence and wisdom of Dr. Sagan, and of course, his other works Cosmos and The Demon Haunted World become my favorites. Pale Blue Dot reads like the sequel to ...             Cosmos159 reviews Carl Sagan Random House, 2002 read what you can of it, but READ it! + This book should be required reading for anyone living on Earth. + A monumental achievement still relevant today + I'll be very quick ... + Masterpiece             Fahrenheit 45110 reviews Ray Bradbury HarperVoyager, 2004 a great book of our time + Timely now that we're entering into the new dark ages... + Written in the basement of the UCLA library + True Fiction             Thirteen76 reviews Richard K. Morgan Del Rey, 2007 Show me, don't tell me Very exciting premise here - in the not so distant future America has split along conservative and liberal lines into 2 separate countries and genetic experimentation has created a race of "super men" called 13's (genetic variation #13) who have either been locked up or exiled to the Mars colony. ...