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I read this book in essentially one sitting. I saw it in a book store, read the blurb on the back, bought it, brought it home, and proceeded to finish
This is one of the most enjoyable books I have read in a while, from start to finish. Each chapter was filled with great reasoning, well-chosen quotes, and a barrage
This was my first experience with the “Introducing…” series of books (of which there are many). It was a very enjoyable read, with a ton of illustrative graphics on every
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