Quite a few people don't seem to understand this book, I'm only 14 and I did so... I did try reading it last year but only a couple of pages a month, bad idea! It confused me, so about two weeks ago I started it again (from the beginning) and I understood it this time!

Only negative comment is on the iBooks download I noticed two typos, but I had a physical copy, as well, in which the typos didn't appear.

People have gave this book a bad review saying "it's too difficult to understand", of course you're going to struggle reading a quantum physics book if you've got no understanding in basic physics, this book explains the deeper sections of the physics word. I would certainly recommend this book if you're going to/doing A-level physics. It explains some, not all the physics you'll be doing throughout the two year course at sixth form.

If you want to read this book but lack basic physics, then I would try an easier physics book to understand the fundamentals then move onto these kind of books.

Great book to read .

Confusing and not written in a way that makes the subject interesting. It reads more like a university textbook for quantum theory. Very confusing and difficult to follow. I wish I hadn't wasted my money on this.

I purchased this after a reading a positive review in a newspaper. In fact, it turned out to be very disappointing. It offers no new insights, and the laborious "clock" analogy used throughout will be of no help to the layman. It is neither fish nor fowl, sitting halfway between a popular book and an academic work, while failing to satisfy either audience. Don't let the fame of one of the author's influence you, there are much better and accessible books on Quantum Mechanics available. If I'd bought a hard copy, it would now be in the local charity shop.