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	title:	The Compact Cosmos (Wooden Books Gift Book)
	author:	Matt Tweed
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Wooden Books
	released:	February 15, 2006
	isbn:	1904263429
	isbn-13:	9781904263425

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Customer Reviews
This book is amazing...! - Rated I bought this book in Chester Cathedral bookshop about a month ago. Since then I have carried around in my handbag - it fits beautifully. Each double-page spread consists of an (often subtly humerous) illustration and accompanying text. It is organised starting with the largest-scale, furthest features in the universe, gradually approaches earth, and covers topics such as relativity in an extremely well-thought-out, approachable way in excellent prose. The book is also fully recyclable (in the unlikely event you do not enjoy it) and has a beautiful cover illustration with the word 'Cosmos' picked out in subtly reflective silver. All in all, one of the most fascinating books I have ever come across, and possible my favourite book of all time. Buy it now!

Customer Reviews

This book is amazing...! - Rated 5/5
I bought this book in Chester Cathedral bookshop about a month ago. Since then I have carried around in my handbag - it fits beautifully.

Each double-page spread consists of an (often subtly humerous) illustration and accompanying text. It is organised starting with the largest-scale, furthest features in the universe, gradually approaches earth, and covers topics such as relativity in an extremely well-thought-out, approachable way in excellent prose.

The book is also fully recyclable (in the unlikely event you do not enjoy it) and has a beautiful cover illustration with the word 'Cosmos' picked out in subtly reflective silver.

All in all, one of the most fascinating books I have ever come across, and possible my favourite book of all time. Buy it now!