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| Full speed ahead!!! This was terrific! It felt like Ray was in my living room having a chat with me. I've never seen the biopic, and didn't know much about the man, but - WOW! - quite the life he led! He tells his story with respect and fondness, and with a healthy dose of self-reflection. His "can-do" attitude and his refusal to be pitied or to wallow in bitterness are inspiring. Highly recommended. |
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| This was kind of interesting, albeit out of my usual reading realm. I agree with the thesis, but question some of the examples Kay uses to illustrate his point. |
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| I think I'm the wrong reader for this book. I bought it quite randomly (sale table!) and was piqued by the general idea. However, it really focuses on babies and how they learn to think/believe and how the brain develops. I'm not overly interested in paediatric brain development. Nonetheless, some of the tests, experiments and research he discusses are rather interesting. |
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