Neanderthal Parallax: Humans : Volume Two of the Neanderthal Parallax (Series #2) (Paperback)

from rondoctor

Book 2 of Sawyer's Neanderthal series is a good read. The book seems to be aimed at late teenagers and early twenties. Since I'm in my 80s, I felt a bit guilty about enjoying the book. As in his other books, Sawyer uses a fairly thin story line to carry his discourses on science and culture. Notw...

from john257hopper

A generally pretty good sequel to Hominids. There are some further interesting discussions between characters about differences in human and Neanderthal customs, attitudes and technological development. However, unlike its predecessor, there isn't a great deal of action throughout much of the boo...

from john257hopper

A generally pretty good sequel to Hominids. There are some further interesting discussions between characters about differences in human and Neanderthal customs, attitudes and technological development. However, unlike its predecessor, there isn't a great deal of action throughout much of the boo...

from JLsBibliomania

Not quite as good as Hominids. It will be interesting to see if the 3rd in this trilogy continues the downward trend, or if Humans just suffers from MOTS. The chief villain is not well thought out. I would not recommend this book to YA readers or younger due to the details provided concerning the...

from laileana

I just read a fantastic book trilogy by Robert J. Sawyer. It is sci fi and works on the premise of multiple universes-kind of the same idea as that tv show Sliders. Well, the two universes in this triligy are both on earth-one earth is the world as we know it today-the other earth is populated in...