Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies

• Levi K.

  Very dry and a bit presumptuous.

  1 of 1 people found this review helpful.

• Ben Finklea

  A fascinating yet sometimes boring look at why the human world developed like it did.

  2 of 4 people found this review helpful.

• Vicente M.

  Interesting, but dry and repetitive.

• Herb B.

  This was interesting, even though it wasn't really what I expected. It's packed with a lot of information and reads more like a historical accounting than a novel. I learned much more about anthropology than I thought I might! If anthropology is something that interests you, I'll highly recommend this book. But it's narrated in a very dry way, with quick pacing and a monotone delivery. There are few (if any) pauses to let you think about what you just heard. It's narration makes it feel like a textbook that tries hard to be devoid of feeling or humor.

• Alaa A.

  Great book. It would work as a text book to university students.

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