Unparalleled hands. From the Autobiography of Formentera

Author: H. G. Wells
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Publish Date: 1999-12-01
Features: He is blind but can "see" the shapes and patterns of seashells and accurately classify them. Why is this possible? This book will tell you the answer. It is not an ordinary autobiography but tells the challenges and successes encountered in the life of blind scientist Dr. H. G. Wells. His self-portrayal is also a reflection of his scientific practice. His views on evolution, biodiversity, and the importance of field research are similar to his stance on family relationships, education, and charitable activities, from which readers can benefit. The book is highly inspirational, enlightening, and engaging. Dr. Wells will show you how to face life realistically. The essence of the life of this outstanding scientist revealed in the book is also the essence of our own lives. We will be amazed at the "incomparably skilled hands" of Dr. Wells.