![]() In other words, the higher the rise of a man, the bigger the shadow he casts. He’s famous for his eccentric hair, his unorganized disposition, maybe even his Nobel Prize winnings. Part of me also wishes that said history class would also make you read certain historical fiction books to coincide with lesson plans. ![]() Apparently years ago I couldn’t be bothered with things like that, so I’m making up for lost time now. ![]() You know in high school, where you don’t appreciate what you’re being taught? As an adult, part of me wishes I would have paid more attention in history class- either that or take an extension on a class to delve further into history. Once I read the description, I was hooked, and waited patiently with crossed fingers that I would be chosen to review this book. It’s about the only genre that has not disappointed me. For some reason, this year I have dove head first into historical fiction. ![]() What drew me to request this book? First and foremost, the cover AND the title of this book drew me in. “The Other Einstein” has a scheduled release date of October 18th 2016. Given that fact, it has not altered my opinion on the book at all. I was chosen by Netgalley to review the book “The Other Einsten” by Marie Benedict (aka Heather Terrell). ![]()
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