Clean, tight, unmarked; age tanned; single crease to spine; light wear to corners; otherwise very minimal wear; A beguiling, whimsical unveiling of the rhythms of life in all their simplicity and creativity, discloses the meaning and value of Eastern wisdom for Westerners. Smullyan is witty, sophisticated, yet deeply religious, whether he is discussing gardening, dogs, computers who dream they're human - or even napping. This book joyfully opens up the possibility that, though East is East and West is West, yet the twain can indeed meet, since humor and insight are universal. Very Good Paperback Harper & Row 1977 Toronto, ON
