For Us, the Living Lib/E: A Comedy of Customs (Audiobook)

from Nietzschesprboy

This book is shoddily plotted and nothing really ever happens in it. That doesn't matter The point of this book is to lecture the reader and it makes it wonderfully enjoyable. Five stars.

from GlennBell

Excellent book with progressive concepts that should be implemented but have not to date. This is an author that I would have liked to have met. I concur with much of his philosophy. I strongly recommend this book. It is a shame that our society has not progressed as his predictive narrative sugg...

from RayChilensky-Author

I was facinated by this book, and was surprised by the harsh reviews others have given it. While the time trevel premise was lame, it was also unimportant to the meaning of the story. Like all of Heileins work, it was a personal view of a normal person in a futureistic society, and that "every da...

from hjjugovic

Yup, the 5 stars is for the politics, not the story, so stop your whining. If you're new to Heinlein, this is not the place to start. Read everything else, then see the "DNA seeds" of it all here. I don't know any other book I've read this year that has compelled me to discuss it with everyone I ...

from StormRaven

This novel was not published until after Heinlein's death, but was written by him in 1938 or 1939, and consequently has been called Heinlein's first novel. When reading the novel it quickly becomes apparent why no publisher wanted to release it when Heinlein originally tried to sell it: the book ...