I liked it because the wombats were very cute and it rhymes.

This is one of those books where it starts off looking like it is about one thing, but it is really about something else, and even that isn’t completely clear. The author leads you along the path of discovery where many of the characters are not who they appear to be. Reading this is like discovering new stories along the way. And, as always, child’s central character, Jack Reacher, is enigmatic. I enjoyed this book very much.

I liked the book. I totally understand that when you lost a loved one, it is hard, in the beginning, to accept the passing of this person and still hear his/her voice (i have been there).

Enjoyed the book, had some twists and kept you guessing if she was crazy or being made out to appear crazy

Really good turn of events

I wish there were more details

I love Bradbury and I can’t believe I haven’t read this book until now. It was wonderful. He has such an insight into how the population can be lead to their own demise simply be wanting everything to be quick and easy and information only to be positive. Although written in 1953, it is frightening to see many of societies’ tendencies, particularly the desire for information to be quick and easy with no room for thought or discussion, to be seen in today’s society.

Great read

I can read the whole book

One hundred short essays on interesting and unusual animals, from aardvark to worm. Up close and personal introductions to amazing examples of animal adaptation. Science for the layman at its best.