Title: Generally entertaining, occasionally tedious, does not beg to be reread
Product review: I enjoyed this book as a brief break from a reading regimen that includes very little scientific or medical material. Most of the anecdotes were entertaining and thought-provoking, good for laypeople unafraid to wield their dictionaries in the face of neuropsychological jargon (infinitely easier when reading on a Kindle), but some sections did seem to drag on longer than necessary. Fortunately, skipping a few pages to the next case study was an option when things started to get boring. All in all, a worthwhile read, though probably not a book I will find myself revisiting.
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