Why things are and Why Things aren't

This book is about everything that is, and has ever been interesting. You can't summerize the book by naming off characters, decribing the plot, or depicting the setting. Why Things Are, And Why Things Arent explains all the most interesting topics that you have never one thought to think about. Without this book I would never have known why the oval office is oval, why it's so darn hard to loose weight, why Napolean kept his hand in his vest, and many more questions I would have never thought to ask.

I extremely enjoy this book even though I'm only partially through it. I recommend this book to anyone who wants to know anything about anything.