The Complete World of Human Evolution: 0

The book is easy to follow and outlines the main findings from this vast area of research in a clear and concise manner. The book itself is high quality, with nice thick pages and good printing. Overall a great introduction to a fascinating and complex subject!

Written in an engaging popular style with excellent illustrations, it is a book that brings Stringer's life-long study of human origins to the general public. This book should encourage readers to visit the Natural History Museum in South Kensington where Chris Stringer is curator of the Human Origins department and where there are magnificent displays that will enhance one's reading of his book.

Not so sure it's a complete world of human evolution, but it does cover the basics and puts forward valid theories.

A knowledgeable author who has written a wide ranging review of human, ape and monkey evolution. This will take some time to digest.

An excellent introduction to human evolution, but I felt was a little too brief in some of the topics towards the end of the book (eg. behaviour). It's perfect for those wanting to know a more about human evolution, and provides further reading for those wanting to be challenged. Lots of illustrations help to explain concepts.

Absolute bargain!

Good reference book

Ah, now this is a nicely ordered text, although the lack of full colour still displeases me; given the worthiness of the content and the pitch, I'd have thought it would deserve the full colour spread. Content seems like good, general-level, informative stuff to me.