Title: Not for adults, but not for kids.
Product review: One reviewer described this book as being like a 9th grade history book. He was being kind. It's more like a 3rd grade history book. Actual quote: "Until five hundred years ago human beings weren't spread throughout the world, like jam on bread. Not at all. We lived in scattered clusters, like the hives of bees a farmer sets along the border of a field." Seriously, this is how the entire book is written. There is a difference between writing for the general audience and dumbing down: Mr Davis doesn't seem to understand that difference. If you are looking for a serious, intelligent book about the history of human kind, look elsewhere.
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