Book Review: The Butterfly Effect by Andy Andrews

The Butterfly Effect is written as an inspirational gift book, with only a few sentences or phrases on each page. While this makes for easy reading--I finished this book in about 10 minutes--it historical text that is a quick, inspirational read.

Two interesting tales right out of the annals of history are told. The Battle of Gettysburg is explained, as well as a sort of "six degrees of separation" type story that includes George Washington Carver and Henry Wallace. Along with these tales is the explanation of the scientific "Butterfly Effect" and how it changes personal lives and environmental factors. The repeating theme of the book is that one person can make a big difference with just one small action.

With pages right out of Grandma's scrapbook, and various fonts, the book is visually appealing. I would highly recommend this book as a gift or as an inspirational keepsake for your own personal book collection.

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