The Theory of Evolution: What It Is, Where It Came From, and Why It Works

Cynthia Mills has given us an excellent introductory book for the non-scientist. It is intelligently written, easy to read, up to date and accurate. I recommend it most highly to anyone looking for a well-written introduction to the theory of evolution. What is more, it is suitable for intelligent readers of high-school age or beyond.

This book is very good. I am very impressed by Cynthia Mills' ability to summarize so much information into an enjoyable read. It is easy for me, the lay person, to understand and retain as I progress through the decades. Her examples of the different concepts and terms are clarifying and appreciated.Ms Mills did a great job. I wish a million people would immediately buy it so she is encouraged to write more books. I think it would be a great book for an introductory course, as it is such a concise overview of theories leading up to Darwin's and continuing to new theories. I especially enjoyed the last quarter of the book as these newer theories are less familiar to me. The bibliography has given me new material to read.