Books I've Read

Eli lives in a domed city in the not-too-distant future when most of the planet is suffering the ravages of global warming. Map and diagram are illuminating, and the author's notes on his research, science fact, and the parts he fictionalized, are useful, along with a bibliography. I thought the 'vision' of a ecological savior parts were too un-scientific, but it was a good adventure. I especially like the character Marilyn. Talk about unconditional love!

This is the first book of The Seems series. Becker is twelve, becomes a Fixer. Pretty good stuff, nice illustrations, interesting references. I am looking forward to book two.

A gay spy novel. Doesn't grab me, although the last line is intriguing.

Lots of neat-o pictures, but it mentions medical robots in the introduction but does not follow through with any information!

Tells why paddling and other displinary methods are abusive. A very interesting book. .

Anecdotel history of the computer industry. Pretty interesting.