+ Follow BILL BRYSON Tag
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A Short History Of Nearly Everything
By Bill Bryson
Broadway Books, 544 pages
Available at Powerbooks
If you’re sitting down while reading this, consider the following: you’re not really sitting in that chair or lounging on that sofa. The trillions of atoms that compose your body are actually hovering an angstrom or two above the chair or sofa on which you "sit," your electrons constantly being repelled from closer contact by its electrons.
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In A Sunburned Country
By Bill Bryson
Broadway Books, 331 pages
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BILL BRYSON
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A Short History Of Nearly Everything
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Broadway Books, 544 pages
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