Title: Great, with reservations
Review: The Demon Haunted World is at its best when Sagan focuses on the virtues of Science, skepticism and their potential role in education. However, the middle chapters of this work - which labor the point that ghost, aliens and the occult are improbable explanations for more prosaic events - begin to wear thin after 100 or so pages. I recommend the first and last of the book wholeheartedly, the middle could have used a bit more red ink.
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