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Mutants: On the Form, Varieties and Errors of the Human Body.

The human body is the most perfect and mysterious machine ever made. It works twenty-four hours a day, every day of every year, it has all that it needs to survive, and we all have a very similar, yet completely different body from one another.

When you think about it, the human body is fascinating. From the outside to every single organ on the inside, to every single blood cell, to every neuron. There is so much to know, so much to explore; it is ridiculous.

Although science and biology have already uncovered many of the secrets our bodies hold, there are still many things to know, many things yet to understand and discover fully.

And author Armand Marie Leroi has managed to uncover yet one of the most intriguing and fascinating mysteries of the human body: The mutations. What they are, how they work and why they happen.

In his book, Mutants: On the Form, Varieties and Errors of the Human Body, author Armand Marie Leroi takes on a journey to understand and discover multiple body mutations, what they are, and what they mean.

Through the book, we are presented with different body mutations, from the least to the most unusual ones. And Armand Marie Leroi does this in a subtle, almost poetic way. Opening up the gates of this world to everyone, guiding us through complicated scientific and biological terms in such an easy, exciting way, you will find yourself flipping through the pages nonstop.

If you are all about knowing more about the human body, why it is the way it is, why mutations are essential, and what do they mean, then this book is definitely for you. It will stop your thirst for knowledge, and it will leave you amazed in the most positive way ever.

Author Leroi manages to talk about a very dense, complicated topic like human biology in such an artistic, easy to read way; this book is perfect for anybody. Whether you have interested in the topic, of you have never come across a book like this, you can read it either way and still enjoy it.

Reading this book feels a lot like discovering how amazing humans are. It leaves you feeling strangely proud of your own body for being able to do so much incredibly, amazing things.