Science-Book Challenge 2009

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[[image:Sbc2009.jpg|right|thumb|The image is a portion of the fractal Mandelbrot set, created by  [http://www.flickr.com/people/-marlith-/ Kevin Wong] ([http://www.flickr.com/photos/-marlith-/2437198527/ source]); [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/deed.en Creative Commons License], used with permission. You may use this image in your own blog to publicize the 2009 Science-Book Challenge.]] The Science-Book Challenge is easy: read three science books in 2009 and then share your thoughts about the books with others. And recruit!
[[image:Sbc2009.jpg|right|thumb|The image is a portion of the fractal Mandelbrot set, created by  [http://www.flickr.com/people/-marlith-/ Kevin Wong] ([http://www.flickr.com/photos/-marlith-/2437198527/ source]); [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/deed.en Creative Commons License], used with permission. You may use this image in your own blog to publicize the 2009 Science-Book Challenge.]] The Science-Book Challenge is easy: read three science books in 2009 and then share your thoughts about the books with others. And recruit!
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Reading about science--by which we mean to include engineering, mathematics, and technology, too--is fun '''and''' rewarding. We encourage others to read about science, and help potential readers find books that they will enjoy and profit from reading, by publishing our [[:Category:Book Notes|Book Notes]], which are written by Ars Hermeneutica employees, volunteers, and friends.
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Reading about science--by which we mean to include engineering, mathematics, and technology, too--is fun '''and''' rewarding. We encourage others to read about science, and help potential readers find books that they will enjoy and profit from reading, by publishing our [[:Category:Book Notes|Book Notes]], which are written by Ars Hermeneutica employees, volunteers, friends, and science-book challengers.
We're looking for science-book readers to help us help other science-book readers by sharing their own opinions about the science books they've read.
We're looking for science-book readers to help us help other science-book readers by sharing their own opinions about the science books they've read.
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| valign="top" align="left"  | Melanie K. 
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| valign="top" align="left"  | [http://indextrious.blogspot.com/ The Indextrious Reader]
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| valign="top" align="left"  | Jewnny S. 
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| valign="top" align="left"  | Callista 
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| valign="top" align="left"  | [http://smsbookreviews.blogspot.com SMS Book Reviews]
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