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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
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This was a very good book for my seven year old who is interested in DNA and evolution. It obviously isn't written for a sixteen year old or an adult but that doesn't mean it deserves a negative rating. It is perfectly suited for the audience it is written for and should be judge accordingly!
Published on September 28, 2007 by whatithink
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Bones, Brains and DNA
I have found the book rather disappointing. I have given it an advance reading, before giving it as a present to my 16 years old grand daughter Giulia, but I don't believe she'll like it. Particularly the introduction of the two mice, Darwin and Wallace, does not contribute to a better understanding of the text - just the contrary. Mario Baldassarrini, an 86...
Published on March 20, 2007 by Mario Baldassarrini
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
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By whatithink "isthis" (Lansing, MI United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Bones, Brains and DNA: The Human Genome and Human Evolution (Hardcover)
This was a very good book for my seven year old who is interested in DNA and evolution. It obviously isn't written for a sixteen year old or an adult but that doesn't mean it deserves a negative rating. It is perfectly suited for the audience it is written for and should be judge accordingly!
1 of 17 people found the following review helpful:
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This review is from: Bones, Brains and DNA: The Human Genome and Human Evolution (Hardcover)
I have found the book rather disappointing. I have given it an advance reading, before giving it as a present to my 16 years old grand daughter Giulia, but I don't believe she'll like it. Particularly the introduction of the two mice, Darwin and Wallace, does not contribute to a better understanding of the text - just the contrary.Mario Baldassarrini, an 86 year old grand dad |
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Bones, Brains and DNA: The Human Genome and Human Evolution by Ian Tattersall (Hardcover - January 26, 2007)
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