A review by qvt93
At Home: A Short History of Private Life by Bill Bryson

4.0

Lags a bit at the end or it'd probably be five stars. I don't think that a person would read this book and then look at houses the same way again for at least like a couple months. I dunno, people forget lessons fast. The Erie Canal bit was my favorite part. Bryson is a really funny and clear writer and I wish that like 90% of all history books could be written the way he writes them (with the other 10% being more serious[please don't joke about Charlemagne] but no less clear)