Title: "Funny, brilliant, bawdy"
Product review: Be prepared to meet Richard Feynman, learn about his drumming in a steel band, his cracking of safes, his portrait painting, and his very wise, and very humorous look at what goes into his life. Feynman pretty much excels at everything from radio-repair to philosophy. The book is an insight into his days as a child, at school, at MIT, at Los Alamos research center, at the nuclear research center during world war two, his non-existent social life and how he goes on to learn the tricks and become a social animal. It's really amazing how one man can play so many roles in one life. But one also admires that Feynman was absolutely committed to his subject with a no-nonsense attitude.
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