Where does The Compatibility Gene rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
For educational audio books this is at the very top of my list, and Im already listening to some of it a second time.
What was one of the most memorable moments of The Compatibility Gene?
I love biographical type stories interweave with the explanation of the science, and especially enjoy the focus on the experments/results cycles. It was a wonderful journey of how we came out of a darker age of immune system understanding, and like all good science fills you with questions and possibilities for the future.
What about Christopher Grove’s performance did you like?
A very clear, easy to follow reading, quite easy to enjoy on a long car drive which is exactly what I did. I know a lot of people are sticklers for having the author read the book, but that is not always a good thing. The narrator did an excellent professional job and any book he reads in the future I will be more likely to buy.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
Yes and I nearly did.
Any additional comments?
In this age of vaccine and even science denialism its a truly wonderful idea to educate yourself on the physiology and experimentally produced evidence regarding the immune system. Armed with real knowledge you can make much better decisions. While this was not the focus of the book it is certainly relevant and timely knowledge to have and worth the time to listen.