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This was a very fun story collection! Like all collections some stories were better than others but I enjoyed all of them.

Between a pick and a so-so for me, this collection of short stories will probably thoroughly appeal to fans of mad scientists. I liked some but some left me cold. Then again, it‘s not my usual reading genre either, so... Full review at https://booknaround.blogspot.com/2020/03/review-mad-scientists-guide-to-world.ht...

A reviewer friend lent this to me literally years ago. It‘s outside my wheelhouse so I haven‘t picked it up and had no idea how to return it without reading it. So, as one of my reading resolutions this year (returning books to their rightful owners), I‘m going to give it a whirl and then surprise the heck out of her by returning it. (She probably doesn‘t even remember I have it it‘s been so long.)

1) I‘m a simple girl, I‘ll just take the ability to run fast or time slowing abilities.
2) I think I‘d enjoy partying with hobbits.
3) Gandalf. For the same reason as the hobbits mostly. And he‘d save me a fortune on fireworks for the 4th of July.
4) @vivastory @christine_reads88

#WhatWouldYouDo @DannyHattan

#backtoreading #girlsinscience
Lots of diabolical women scientists in this book.

@Tiffy_Reads @JoeStalksBeck

#shortstories These are a couple of my favorite books of short stories. The Mad Scientist's Guide is hilarious kinda in a dark Pinky and the Brain kind of way. It's my favorite. This is 17 year old Nikie napping on my bed 😻😴🤓📚😀 #catsoflitsy

I loved this book. It was everything I wanted from a mad scientists point of view