Popular Science Review - Six Easy Pieces

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Review - Six Easy Pieces - Richard Feynman

Subtitled 'the fundamentals of physics explained', this is a slim book that's ideal if you've always struggled to get a handle on the most essential of sciences.

The reason Feynman's book only gets 3 stars is not that it's bad, but that it isn't really popular science - it's a bit too like a chatty text book - even so, it's a wonderful introduction to the essentials of physics that appeals to non-scientists and those who are starting their education in physics alike.

Also in hardback:

Reviewed by Brian Clegg

See more about the author in the Richard Feynman biography

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