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Chandrasekhar, B.S. Why Things Are the Way They Are. Cambridge University Press, 1997. A non-technical translation of the great achievements of physics, including quantum theory.

Gilmore, Robert. Alice in Quantumland: An Allegory of Quantum Physics. Springer-Verlag, 1995. Told in the same manner as that other tale of Alice, this is a book that will entertain and capture the imagination.

Gribbin, John R., and Mary Gribbin. Q Is for Quantum: Particle Physics from A-Z. Free Press, 1999. A readable and accessible volume on the 20th-century revolution in physics.

Malin, Shimon. Nature Loves to Hide: Quantum Physics and the Nature of Reality, a Western Perspective. Oxford University Press, 2001. Targeting the lay reader, a tour of quantum theory and its implications.

Smolin, Lee. Three Roads to Quantum Gravity. Basic, 2001. A cogent account of the competing theories in astrophysics.

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