Carol wrote a review on The Know-It-All One Man's Humble Quest to Become the Smartest Person in the World
I loved this book on both levels--the funny, odd facts that A J Jacobs picks out, and the meaning he draws from his experiences. The book was almost always entertaining, interesting, and enjoyable and even poignant at times. Like the encyclopedia itself, I guess, without the boring parts.
I loved this book on both levels--the funny, odd facts that A J Jacobs picks out, and the meaning he draws from his experiences. The book was almost always entertaining, interesting, and enjoyable and even poignant at times. Like the encyclopedia itself, I guess, without the boring parts.