Today's free book is "Einstein for Beginners" a comic style introduction to Einstein's life and work by Joseph Schwartz and Michael McGuiness
To claim the book, be the first commenter to assiduously affirm that you will read and review the book in less than 6 months and then send me your snail mail address to science dot woman @ google's mail service.
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Are you giving away only one? If not pick me!
I just ordered one. It looks interesting. I will see about writing a review, though I'm not much of a wordsmith.
I will! No really I will!
I assiduously affirm to read and review this book in no less than 6 months.
Many thanks,
L
Wow. Popular book. Speedwell has properly claimed the book with assiduous affirmation over email. But I am encouraging speedwell to pass the book along when s/he is done with it.