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Abhilash Divakar abhilashdivakar — I was drawn to this book because I had read William James' The Varieties of Religious Experience years ago. And the title indeed was based on James' title, each book being a series of lectures given as the Gifford Lectures on Natural Religion at the University of Edinburgh. Carl Sagan never really spells out what he believes about God. This is something everyone must discover for himself. Sagan gives us a set of tools for baloney detection which will work for every subject we come across. He speaks of science in ways a complete illiterate (me) in the subject can understand and become excited about. So, after reading the book, I found myself with answers to everything I had so long wondered about, with a new awareness that life is fleeting. Yet life itself is a thing of wonder and awe. The things there are to learn about our species and our universe are truly endless; everything Carl Sagan wrote being a good place to start. Perhaps this book especially feels like he's talking with us because these were lectures. But I get this feeling from his other books as well, and although there have been advances and discoveries since he wrote them, his style and approach awakens an excitement for his subject. There are also transcripts of questions and answer sessions that took place after each lecture. Many thoughts from many intelligent thinkers, and Sagan's warmth and humor shining through. I would recommend this book to everyone!

Matteo Martignoni matteomartignoni — Another book I couldn't put down. Explores sensuality and sexuality.

Helen H helenhwu — Bad book. Bad bad bad. I was so optimistic and then to find out that the reason Dracula is killing people is because he is a (SPOILER) big book lover and wants to save hard to find and out of print manuscripts. Oh, the disappointment of this book. I wanted a good vampire scare and I got a PBS commercial on the importance of reading. Save your time and read Interview with a Vampire

William Hope hopefull69 — I'd seen the Hitchcock film based on the book - great movie, but the book is even better. I'd love to see a re-make as a movie.