If you're like myself and lack a substantial physics background but want an accessible introduction to quantum entanglement, this is the book for you. You'll probably need some decent mathematics and statistics chops/intuition to appreciate the concepts explained here in a single reading, but if you do you'll leave with a high level understanding of this topic. I would've liked the book to be longer and expand upon more of the underlying physics and related topics in quantum physics, but it's still a very good read