Don't always trust the internet sites that claim to summarize books, because they aren't always accurate.
This volume has hefty papers by primatologist Frans de Waal, anthropologist Christopher Boehm, philosopher-biologist duo Elliott Sober and David Sloan Wilson, and games-theorist Brian Skyrms, each summarizing their books (further profiled below).
Sparknotes, for example, is a well-known study aid that summarizes books for students who either haven't read the book at all, or who need help understanding major themes and concepts.
A book report summarizes a book and may offer your opinion on a book, but it usually focuses more on facts about the book.
In the paragraph he devotes to summarizing the book, he seems to imply that I believe the Bush administration went to war in Iraq not out of any concern with weapons of mass destruction, but to "bring democracy to Iraq".
Claire Dederer did an excellent job of summarizing my book "Farm Friends" (Sept . 7, which focuses on the life and times of a group of former communards from the late 1960s to the present.
"Normal human inertia makes it difficult to effect sweeping changes, even when the need for them is clear," he wrote in summarizing his book, The Humane Interface published in 2000.
In a review for Slate, Michelle Goldberg focused more on Trump's often unchecked privilege, summarizing the book as "a celebration of the unlimited possibilities open to working women when they have full-time household help" that "exploits and cheapens feminism".
Almost immediately Politico reporter Kevin Robillard unearthed a 2011 column summarizing a book French and his wife, Nancy, had written about their separation while he was in Iraq, discussing how they maintained a long-distance relationship in wartime.
