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Einstein: His Life and Universe
Modern · Biography, Nonfiction, Science

Einstein: His Life and Universe

by Walter Isaacson
2007 · 311 pages · Nonfiction
54 Modern ★ 4.16 on Goodreads · 211K ratings
Lifetime bestseller
≈ 8 hours to read · about 2 weeks at 30 minutes a day

Is it worth reading?

#1 New York Times bestseller (4 weeks at #1). 4.16★ from 211K Goodreads ratings.

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54Must-Read Score
  • Readers72 out of 100 · counts 40%+32
  • Critics0 out of 100 · counts 14%+0
  • Bestseller61 out of 100 · counts 32% (its stronger lane)+22
  • Buzz0 out of 100 · counts 15%+0

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Bestseller

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