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1. Where Mathematics Comes From by George Lakoff, Basic Books
2. Robo Sapiens by Peter Menzel, MIT Press
3. e=mc² by David Bodanis, Walker
4. Life Is A Miracle by Wendell Berry, Counterpoint
5. Did Adam and Eve Have Navels? by Martin Gardner, W. W. Norton
6. The Mystery of the Aleph by Amir Aczel, Four Walls Eight Windows
7. The Universal History of Computing by Georges Ifrah, John Wiley
8. Telecosm by George Gilder, Free Press
9. Newton’s Gift by David Berlinski, Free Press
10. Investigations by Stuart Kauffman, Oxford University Press

George Gilder is known for his maverick views on the future of technology.
You can check out the books that he likes to read when he’s not writing
bestsellers by clicking on to www.gildertech.com/public/book.html

Information supplied by Cody’s, San Francisco, for bestsellers in popular
science first published in hardback or paperback in the US within the past year.