Title: Best of the Trilogy
Product review: Like many of the other readers, I first read this book when I was in junior high. At the time, I was very concerned about the possibility of nuclear war (it was around the beginning of Reagan's second term, and The Day After was just being shown on TV). I found this book to be quite heartening, with its premise of avoiding holocaust by nudging history in different directions. Basically, this book seemed to affirm the basic goodness of human nature. To this day, the rune still brings delightful shivers up my spine.
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