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The Body
- A Guide for Occupants
- Lu par : Bill Bryson
- Durée : 14 h et 47 min
- Catégories : Sciences exactes, Science

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“Between the mysterious, the unexpected, the unknown and the undiscovered The Body: A Guide for Occupants takes us through all the weird and wonderful parts of the human body with humour, historical anecdotes and some truly jaw-dropping facts. Somehow, with all that jam packed in, listening to it still feels like an entertaining coffee with an old friend. I have loved many of Bill Bryson’s books but I think this one may have just jostled its way to the top of my list of favourites. Definitely take a listen if you’ve ever wondered why or how your body does what it does, or, if not, take a listen for the multitude of amazing facts you can pull out at your next awkward dinner party.” (Alex, Audible Editor)
“In this illuminating history of the human form, Bill Bryson presents scientific research in an accessible way, introducing a host of individuals including the world’s first kidney transplant recipient and the Nobel Prize-winning Peter Medawar. Covering everything from sleep to immunity, I came away from listening to the audiobook with a newfound appreciation and respect for my body. A perfect listen for new and existing Bill Bryson fans alike.” (Jess, Audible Editor)
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'We spend our whole lives in one body and yet most of us have practically no idea how it works and what goes on inside it. The idea of the book is simply to try to understand the extraordinary contraption that is us.’
In the best-selling, prize-winning A Short History of Nearly Everything Bill Bryson achieved the seemingly impossible by making the science of our world both understandable and entertaining to millions of people around the globe.
Now he turns his attention inwards to explore the human body, how it functions and its remarkable ability to heal itself. Full of extraordinary facts and astonishing stories, The Body: A Guide for Occupants is a brilliant, often very funny attempt to understand the miracle of our physical and neurological makeup.
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- Fabio Lunardi
- 25/03/2020
Fascinating and enthralling
I'm a die hard Bryson fan and this didn't disappoint. I couldn't stop listening and didn't want it to end. Brilliant as usual.
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- Kukikokikoku
- 06/08/2020
Amazing, except for the performance
Bill Bryson is one of my favourite nonfiction writers ever, but I wish this book was read by a professional. His speech isn’t all that clear.
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- Ævar Arnfjörð Bjarmason
- 07/10/2019
Average, really needs a professional narrator,
It's great when certain authors narrate their own works, as you can really feel their enthusiasm for the subject, but boy is this not one of those cases. Bryson manages to sound monotone, unexcited and borderline out of breath throughout. I've read many of Bryson's earlier books, this is the third one of his that I've read with a scientific theme read after "A Short History..." and "At Home". He's still not quite capturing what made "A Short History..." great. This book's a mixture of scientific fact, anecdotes and personal observations. Sometimes there's a great mix of those, but more often than not the science suffers because too much time is taken on some personal observation or anecdote that that isn't all that interesting, or some other mixture of the three. Finally, for a book that's partly trying to explain a technical subject it contains an infuriating mismatch of differing systems of units of measure. Sometimes Bryson will refer to length in feet, or meters, or weight in kilos, pounds or stones, he might provide conversions, or he might not. Unless you're comfortable in metric, imperial and the UK's various quaint units of measure you'll find yourself pausing to do the conversions yourself.
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- Alberto Simal
- 09/11/2019
Sounds tired
Maybe it's me, maybe it's the fact that so much of the information was not new to me, but the book failed to engage me and surprise me like his "A short Story...". He sounded tired, less enthusiastic. It's a good book, nonetheless.
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- Rev. James Fowler
- 24/04/2020
Very Thoroughly Researched and Entertaining
This book is entertaining and thoroughly researched. The explanations of the facts, however, were very biased towards Evolution Theory.
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- Utilisateur anonyme
- 13/12/2020
Insightful and educational
Great content from the writer that brings us insightful en entertaining content every few years. Great to learn about everyday thibgs while being intrigued at the same time.
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- kieron t.
- 28/08/2020
Bryson Magic
Another meticulously researched book for anyone who wants to know everything about their body and life. From trauma to disease, with remarkably strange history all narrated with Bryson's characteristic dry wit.
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- klimty
- 13/07/2020
Bad Narration
I think Mr. Bryson should have a professional narrator to re-read this book. His narration is flat, monotone, the voice sounds untrained, it really killed the audiobook for me, like someone boring is discussing even more boring stuff. That Mid-Atlantic accent of Mr. Bryson (neither American nor British) is irritating…Regardless of how many times I tried to finish the book, I couldn't…all due to the bad narration.
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- Thandi Lamprecht
- 18/06/2020
It grows on you.
I have mixed feelings about this book - so much so that I actually returned it but now want to purchase it again. I found the first 1/4 very boring and kept falling asleep when I tried to listen to it at night. I then returned the book. Because I felt it wasn’t worth the credit. When I was having trouble sleeping a couple of weeks after I’d returned it, I thought I’d listen to it again (since it had worked so well as a sleep aid before..) but about 1/2 way in I was hooked. It’s a fascinating book and it gets better and better as it goes on. The last 1/4 is the best. My recommendation therefore is to buy this book and just be patient, it will grown on you. Enjoy!
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- DrEcon
- 18/12/2019
Superficial but comprehensive
It has a little bit of everything but not much of each thing. Fast paced and entertaining. Did not like that it has a whole extra chapter of advertisement for another book at the end. Please don't ruin audiobooks as well. Im already paying.
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- Marco P.
- 08/07/2020
Didactic
5* for content and clarity Bill Bryson's writing style is fascinatingly educational. With simple words and easy to understand sentences, the Author guides the readers/listeners through an enjoyable discovery of our body and the way science knows it works: which is not much (by admissions of scientists) and despite that, it is a whole universe in our skin. I will buy the printed edition of this book for my children for inspiring them for their studies and a first general approach to the human body (and life) - also I still love to keep the paperback in the library. 3* for the Author reading (t)his another masterpiece I was also attracted by the author reading it, I expected to get a colorful experience of what it would mean to listen to a book the way it is ment to be read. Unfortunately, the tone used by Bill Bryson is quite flat, and the talk not as clear as the writing. Despite the topics are exciting, it makes all appear a bit "annoying". All other professional readers in my audible library so far, are proven more understandable and - allow me a bit of feeling - more passionate.
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- BCO4
- 24/10/2020
Quirky journey through your body with historical anecdotes
On the whole the book was entertaining and informative. The anecdotes were fun - amazing what pioneers got up to with patients’ bodies, dead or alive. I like Bill Bryson’s voice, possibly because I love his written style, but his enunciation could be clearer and surprisingly he does not communicate irony perceptibly - for me he sold his own jokes short.
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- Anil
- 07/02/2020
Spannend
Am meisten hat mich fasziniert wer was warum erfunden oder entdeckt hat und wie oft diejenigen keine Ahnung hatten was dies einmal bedeuten würde. Man wird Dankbar in der heutigen Zeit krank werden zu dürfen. Mein nächstes Bill Bryson Buch ist schon gekauft.
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- Jan Onderwater aus NL
- 17/01/2020
Ein sehr gut geschriebenes und gelesenes Hörbuch!
Ich liebe es wen der Autor sein Buch selber vorliest, und Bill Bryson macht dies großartig. Ich hab mir dieses Buch bei Audible runtergeladen (Verstehe nicht warum diese nie als verifizierte kaufe erscheinen bei Amazon, bei andere Leute wird das sehr wohl angezeigt). Bill Bryson hat ein sehr eigenen Stil von schreiben. Er schreibt Reisebücher, Geschichtsbücher und Populär Wissenschaftliche Bücher. The Body fallt unter Letzteres. Wo “A Short History of Nearly Everything” tatsachlich versuchte alles unter zu bringen, geht es hier nur um unseren Körper. Vieles erkannte ich aus mein Lieblingsfach Biologie in der Schule, aber musste feststellen das die damaligen Lehrinhalte oft überholt waren. Wie auch in seine andere Bücher geht es hier nicht nur um die Tatsachen oder Fakten, aber auch über die Leute die diese Entdeckungen gemacht haben. Manchmal haben die niemals die Anerkennung dafür bekommen, und ab und zu sind das wirklich tragische Geschichten. Wie zum Beispiel Ignaz Semmelweis, er entdeckte das Kindbettfieber, das bevor die Entdeckung vom Penicillin (wo er auch drüber schreibt) viele Frauen in den Tot gerissen hat. Er Entdeckte das einfaches Händewaschen bei die Ärzte (Hygiene also) diese Infektion verhindert. Dies würde aber seinerzeit nicht ernst genommen. Semmelweis selber würde später entlassen und irrte durch die Straßen in Wien. Er endete in eine Sanatorium und würde da Totgeprügelt durch das Anstaltspersonal. Ein sehr interessantes, zugängliches und unterhaltsames Buch.
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