SIX EASY PIECES

There cannot be a better and lucid description of Physics Principles and their links to each other. Such a marvelous book can only be written by the One and Only Dr. Feynman. A must read for non physics people. if you love science, read it.

But I guess, one has to be min class 11-12th or first year engineering students to enjoy this book. Concepts are deep, and I being an engineering student, found it difficult to understand all the mechanics 100%. But it makes Physics so much fun.

Excellent book. Explains every concept with very basics. One must definitely try it.

The books show pretty amazing and simple explanation all of the toughest topic about Physics, The book shows how a simple understanding of complex things really pushed us farther than we expected i should recommend this book to every one should read it if a lover of your physical world, as this book not only meant for Science Grads or Science Nerds as book language is as simple let a understand any one if have other stream than science.

An extraordinary book newbies in physics. The way Dr Feynman has explained the topics, starting from a simple thought and then expanding it to the limit of principles of science is phenomenal and the journey he take us on from the starting to the end is amazing. It surely is a good read.

Useful for all if you want to understand basic concepts of science.

An easy explanation by taking the surroundings into the account, this is how one gets more interested in the subject.

Buy six not so easy piece Don't waste time to read this book it's for 10th class students

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Six Easy Pieces is a extraordinary introduction to physics and, as Paul Davies opines in his opening remarks (p.xi), an even more extraordinary introduction to Richard Feynman: how one envies those fortunate enough to have experienced Feynman's lectures first-hand! Indeed, these opening chapters of his Caltech Lectures leave no doubt that he was as gifted a teacher as he was a scientist and it is a rare talent that creates text that is as joyous and illuminating as this. The six topics covered in this first book represent the fundamental building blocks of physics (atomic nature of matter, historical perspective, relative perspective, conservation of energy, gravity, and quantum behaviour) and no previous scientific education is required to follow the arguments advanced. Nonetheless, the later subjects (conservation of energy, gravity, and quantum behaviour) do rely on some mathematical lines of reasoning and, for those not versed in such concepts, perseverance may be required to grasp these proofs: nonetheless, time and patience should be all that is required and Feynman's more unconventional illustrations throughout the book more than compensate for the effort. Ultimately, the wonder of this book is that it not only delivers a peerless introduction to physics but that it also reveals its author to be a man who was deeply intimate with his subject and someone who brought unparalleled clarity to complex and counter-intuitive ideas.

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Excellent book must be read by people with shallow education in Theoretical Physics but they want to deepen their knowledge.