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Electrifying book wins Aventis Prize
BOOK REVIEWED-Electric Universe: How Electricity Switched on the Modern World
by David Bodanis
Little, Brown
BOOK REVIEWED-The Global Garden
by Kate Petty, Jennie Maizels & Corina Fletcher
Eden Books (Transworld)
David Bodanis has won this year's Aventis Prize for science books. His book, Electric Universe: How Electricity Switched on the Modern World published by Little, Brown, was described by the judges as "a very good read" that "opens up a universe of facts that would scarcely be credible in an imaginary tale".
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