<p>'A master storyteller of the human race.'</p>
Daily Mail
<p>'Informative, most fascinating, and very readable.'</p>
- Library Journal,
<p>'This is exactly the kind of book that should be a 'set text' for secondary school science: engaging, thought-provoking and bang up to the minute. if your teachers aren't recommending books like this - go out and get them anyway.'</p>
- Guy Claxton, author of What's the Point of School?,
<p>‘An important book and a valuable resource for students of the natural sciences’ </p>
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<p>'Thoughtful readers interested in any fields related to evolutionary science, anthropology, psychology, human history, and culture will find plenty to ponder.' </p>
School Library Journal
<p><em>Praise for the adult edition:</em></p> <p>‘Written with great wit and a pleasure to read... forces one to reflect thoroughly on the puzzle of human evolution, on where we came from and where we may be heading.’</p>
New York Times
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Biographical note
Jared Diamond is the author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning Guns, Germs, and Steel. He is Professor of Geography at UCLA and has been elected to the National Academy of Sciences, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and the American Philosophical Society.
Rebecca Stefoff is the author of numerous books for young readers on subjects including animals, exploration, famous people, geography, history, science and inventions.