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Kim Witmer
reviewed Chasing Science at Sea: Racing Hurricanes, Stalking Sharks, and Living Undersea with Ocean E... on May 28, 2009
Chasing Science at Sea
I thought it would be interesting, but found that it was pretty unexciting or engaging. I like science of all kinds and I like what people who do it think and write. I picked it up off the library shelf based solely on the cover & topic, but after the first few pages I just kept thinking, "Where's the Beef?"
Maybe I'm being unfair and the author just intended it to be a skimming of the topic and her (and other's) experiences during the past two decades. But if the goal was to present her field as one that is interesting, vital, and rewarding for those that are in it, it missed the boat. No one looking for a possible career will be swayed by this specific volume.
I may be doing the author a disservice because I have not (as far as I can recall) read any of her other works, but did recognize her name on the cover.
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