The Secret History of the World (Abridged) Audiobook

" People were unicorns. Adam and eve were vegetables. "

" Especially loved the begining. will reread. "

" This book is really weird so far, but I'm pushing through. "

" This book would never be confused with scholarship. "

" Gave up after about 100 pages. I felt I learned nothing, and could hope to penetrate no further into the nearly unreadable prose. I hope that this appeals to someone, but it's unquestionably not for me. "

" If you are a fan of the secret soceities, this is you indispensable book to read "

" Complete and utter bullshit. "

" I'm a sucker for conspiracy theories and secret societies. I don't believe them but I find the theories and the fact that other people believe them fascinating. I found the book very entertaining, especially when he warned conservative Christians that they may want to stop reading. "

" This book scared the bejesus out of me. "

" Provided amusing and thought-provoking ideas. However, it felt as if Booth was trying to disprove one set of religous beliefs by passionately explaining others. Enjoyed opening up my mind to alternative thinking but found the book over-all repetitive and devoid of fact. "

" this book has taught me much on the meanings of many things "

" Poorly researched, and poorly written claptrap. What a bunch of shit. "

" An entertaining break from rationality. Would have been twice as good at half the length. "

" It's not often that an author allows Americans to see the world through someone else's eyes, but this is exactly what Mark Booth does in The Secret History of the World. It is a fascinating look at knowledge that does not show up in the American curriculums of institutions of learning "

" I really enjoyed this book, though I don't 'buy' all of it. I don't think it was the author's intention, however, so it doesn't color my rating. Lots of research and knowledge here, and I loved the ability to look at life in a different way. "

" This is a book that's fun but definitely for crackpots and conspiracy-theory nuts. Get your tinfoil hat out and enjoy! "

" An excellent introductory to the thinking, beliefs & history of secret societies. "

" I learned from this book just how gullible supposedly educated people can be. This is utter and useless dross. "

" I thought this guy offered an interesting perspective. Apparently it's like the Transformers: more than meets the eye. "

" Mostly a rehash of previously covered esoteric topics for me personally. Really not a lot new ground covered here, but it is highly readable and would make a good introductory to occult and hidden history. "

" The title is interesting but somehow if your are not western it's kinda sound strange to you. Although I did learned a lot from the book, but it's ever emphasizes on the secret society makes me wonder, "Is this part of a propaganda for me to join the society?" "

" I mostly used this a sleeping aide. Not the most coherent book and no citations. "

" Meh... weird and from a weird point of view, going against people that "don't try and understand the mythical" but doing a similar thing. Interesting though. "

" I loved this book - it was far reaching and eye opening. "

" If you don't have a very open mind I wouldn't bother with this book. There are some VERY controversial theories presented. "

" Not as ridiculous as it should be, and pretty well researched. "

" Found the content of the book really confusing. Gave up about a quarter into the book as I can't make sense of the content. Not a book for everyone! "

" The first half of the book was pretty good. The second half was written by Dan Brown I think. "

" this book was interesting but like a lot of these types of books there are massive assumptions made on very little fact. Once you start questioning the basis of these 'facts' in the book you can drive semi-trailers through the holes. "