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Sum: Forty Tales from the Afterlives
by David Eagleman
The only reason this book gets four instead of five stars is because 40 short tales of various different but similar afterlives gets a little repetitive, especially if you like to read a book quickly. Also, with 40 tales, there will inevitably be a few that aren't quite as good as others, and those will be a disappointment, because the good ones are so delightful, original, intelligent, and well-crafted. Each "tale" is succinct -- about one to two pages, and to the point. They are humorous, witty, and thought-provoking. Read the book, and try and read it slowly, a few at a time. Read it before bed, and have interesting dreams.