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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Not very pleased,
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This review is from: Really Useful: The origins of everyday things (Paperback)
I have purchased many books about the extroardinary things and origins of things in everyday life. I thought this book was very boring, and not very interesting. This is comparing this book to others in the same category like "What Makes Flamingos Pink" and "Extroardinary Origins of Everyday Things". Purchase those two books first, then if you still desire more information, maybe think about purchasing this book.
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Really Informative,
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This review is from: Really Useful: The origins of everyday things (Paperback)
Really Useful is not a trivia book. It is more of an encyclopedia on common household items. Explanations of the history, evolution, and common uses can be found listed under every product heading. The book is divided by what room you would usually find these products in, such as finding dishwasher under the Kitchen section. I recommend this book if you've ever wondered how the objects around you came to be.
3 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
fascinating facts,
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This review is from: Really Useful: The origins of everyday things (Paperback)
As coffee table books go, this is one of the best to have come out in a long time. Obviously very well researched, and full of fascinating information, I was very pleased when someone gave this to me recently. Oh, and the photos are excellent too.
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Really Useful: The origins of everyday things by Joel Levy (Paperback - Nov. 2002)
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