I finished this one today. I love reading things that challenge me, and nothing challenges me more than science and math based topics. I had to Google a lot of different concepts and a lot of it went right over my head, but something about Neil Degrasse Tyson‘s way of explaining things made me want to persevere. I loved it and I learned a thing or two along the way 🌏☄️🌞

This book was honestly one of the most entertaining memoirs I‘ve read. Every chance I got outside of study and work I would be enthralled with tales of finding long lost wrecks on the bottom of the deepest oceans. It was a fascinating read. David Mearns has lead a truely spectacular life.

Truely fantastic book. I learnt so much whilst reading this. Anyone with an interest in history, biology, or philosophy should give this a read.

I‘m learning so much from this book! I‘m about to start back at uni though and usually have a ‘no recreational reading‘ policy with myself during semester so I‘m cramming to finish as much as I can before I trade fun books in for textbooks 📚🤔

My first exposure to anything by Judy Nunn and it was a really fantastic read. I would recommend it to anyone who wishes to learn something about compassion toward refugees. It‘s especially relevant for Australian readers, who‘s shores are often approached by those who seek safety and refuge from their war-torn countries. 5 stars from me.