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This book had an incredible amount of untold history about how people, plants, and things moved around the world. It took some effort to get through, but i really enjoyed reading it.

Nathan LOVED this set of stories - we read a chapter or two before bed and then finished the last three chapters tonight after dinner.

I've read this one to little Nathan a couple of times already - we both love it!

A really interesting book! Basically a summary of what the current research says the Americas looked like before Europeans arrived. I learned quite a lot - like how the Native Americans had re-routed rivers, figured out large-scale, sustainable farming and cities of then-equivalent size to Paris or London.

I read this when I was a teenager and I remembered enjoying it, but I couldn't remember the name of the book! Fortunately, Mike Miller was able to help me out there.

This was a sad story of a man who was searching for God, while at the same time refusing to acknowledge Him, and ultimately going crazy in the process.

There were a lot of interesting ideas, but he just took them way to far.

I know some folks got a lot out of this book, and I'm sure I got a little, but on the whole, it just left me feeling sad and depressed.

A few years old now, but sill surprisingly relevant. I've been trying to apply a lot of the advice there as I'm working on the new version of user-agent.io and more generally in the work that I do both at IBM and Incline.

Not my favorite of the series, but not a bad read by any means.