I liked this better than Unstoppable (his book on climate change), but I still had real difficulty following what he was saying. I definitely gained more from this one, but I think in general, as a scientifically challenged person, it was always going to be difficult for me. I also listened to this on audiobook which probably made it even harder to understand.

It was more an argument against creationism rather than just a discussion on evolution, which shouldn't surprise me considering the subtitle is 'Evolution and the Science of Creation,' but I'm not a creationist, nor do I really care about their argument, so that aspect of the book wasn't for me. I was just here for the evolution and the heavy focus on creationism was extraneous and a bit annoying.

But I'm glad I listened to it, and if you're interested on learning more about evolution or the creationism debate, I'd recommend picking it up. It was worthwhile and I feel like I came away having learned things, even if a lot of it was over my head.