Dreamland: Adventures in the Strange Science of Sleep, (Paperback)

from FKarr

interesting (but not in-depth) review of sleep; nice combination of the historical, anecdotal, and scientific; read like a collection of Discover magazine articles

from dazzyj

A fairly humdrum example of the kind of science writing that consists of regurgitating scientific journal articles into the undiscriminating maw of the lay person. Although I may have been biased against this book because of the staggeringly inappropriate audiobook narration on Audible.

from INTPLibrarian

Could've been much higher on the star scale, but NO index, and NO footnotes nor endnotes. No, a bibliography does not suffice.

from jen.e.moore

Yet another mediocre popular science book. This one didn't offend me, but neither do I feel particularly enlightened. It was a book that happened. Why do I keep reading these?

from joeydag

Light reading. Personal angle is the author discovered he sleepwalks and learns how little sleep is understood. Interesying but not particularly enlightening.