Book Recommendations
Are you a passionate seeker of knowledge, hungry for inspiration? Or are you someone eager to embark on a new intellectual adventure? Get ready to fuel your curiosity and ignite your passion with our handpicked book recommendations! Jump into the captivating worlds of Biology, Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics and explore the cutting-edge discoveries in these incredible fields!
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Immune by Philipp Dettmer
''Philipp Dettmer is the mastermind behind the beloved YouTube channel Kurzgesagt - In a Nutshell. In his book, he has done something incredible: he breaks down in as much detail as possible the events that occur whenever you feel sick without overwhelming the reader.''
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Reactions by Peter Atkins
''Peter Atkins (I am biased; he is probably my favorite author) is an incredible teacher. In his book Reactions, he describes 28 different reactions (Any person reading this book, however, will return to this review and point out a mistake in the previous sentence. How he describes the mechanisms of each reaction type makes the book seem like a continuum of one reaction, and if not one reaction, different complexes of reactions that are linked).''
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How to teach relativity to your dog by Chad Orzel
And you know what? It works. Through Emmy’s endless curiosity and sometimes confusion, you’ll delve into one of Physics’ most renowned and difficult-to-grasp ideas (usually this is how it goes), unraveled in the simplest, most delightful imaginable ways.
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White Holes by Carlo Rovelli
''Let’s admit it—astrophysics concepts like black holes, wormholes, and now white holes (!) might seem difficult to grasp. I promise, however, that Rovelli, in his book “White Holes,” does something incredible...''
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The Maths of Life and Death by Kit Yates
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