Donald F. Calbreath PhD

“False Alarm is a comprehensive analysis of the issues in climate change that represents a reasoned balance between the shrill voices demanding immediate change .

“Into the Abyss paints a fascinating picture of the ties between mind and body and the complicated ways they interact.”

“Harrington has written a challenging book. The shortcomings of current ideas in the causes and treatments of mental disease are clearly documented.

Daring Chemistry is one of a series of science books designed for young readers (ages nine and up).

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“as timely as the headlines in the morning newspaper with regard to one of the knottiest issues in modern jurisprudence.”

“thoroughly researched and well-written journey through some of the key ideas in science and the real stories behind their development.”

“a challenging book that covers a wide span of scientific, social, and public policy issues. . . . an excellent resource . . .”

“Kevin Carey has written a challenging book, one that deserves careful attention . . .”

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“Voyaging in Strange Seas is an excellent source of information about the history of science.

“The thrust of the book is to develop the idea that a somewhat obscure first century Jewish prophet (Jesus Christ) somehow developed a following that led to Him being declared the divine So

“Mental Biology provides a challenging and thought provoking picture of one of the most complex and confusing issues in modern neuroscience.

“. . . an invaluable resource for the study of 20th century popular music.”

“The reader will find much to discuss, debate, and disagree with, but the journey is well worth the effort.”

“Nothing cutting edge just sound and practical principles.”

“Darwin’s Doubt will give rise to heated discussion and debate.”

“. . . a groundbreaking new paradigm about how the mind works.”

“Dr. Stenger’s history of the atom is good. His philosophical arguments and conclusions are inadequate.”

“. . . very academic and interesting, but misses the mark in the real world.”

Same-sex marriage is fiercely debated today.

“The Sacredness of Human Life challenges us, calling on us to rethink our thoughts and ideas . . .”

“. . . a thought-provoking book clearly challenging the prevailing materialistic paradigm about the nature of the world.”

“. . . a joy to read and an essential part of the library of anyone who builds guitars or plays them.”

“. . . a challenging read, but one guaranteed to stretch and inform anyone delving into Phi: A Voyage from the Brain to the Soul.”

“The overall vision cast by Martin Rees is an exciting one . . .”

What would a leading scientist put on his (or her) holiday wish list?

“Rethinking Depression: How to Shed Mental Health Labels and Create Personal Meaning by Eric Maisel explores some significant issues with the way depression is currently diagnosed

“After his ‘retirement’ from the newspaper in 2005, Mr. Barry set out to write books. In Lunatics he has partnered with the well-known television writer Alan Zweibel.

“Dr. Gazzaniga is careful to explain complex scientific data in terms that those outside the neurosciences can understand.

“This book should be read by all “House” fans. . . . All students of psychology . . . Basic issues of personal behavior are covered in a clear, understandable fashion.