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By Sara Rigby\n \t\t<\/p>

Published: Tuesday, 31 May 2022 at 12:00 am<\/p>

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A good science book won\u2019t just teach you some interesting facts: it will help you to look at the world around you in a different way. Whether it\u2019s an archaeology book that helps you to re-evaluate humans\u2019 place in the natural world, or a cosmology book that takes you back to how it all began, you\u2019ll come out the other side with a brand new perspective.<\/p>\n

For those with a curious mind, science books are an invaluable resource for learning about subjects you have no idea about. From the more mainstream subjects like health, psychology and wildlife, to the more intense topics like quantum physics<\/a> and geometry, to the more light-hearted subjects like food science, there\u2019s sure to be plenty of new stuff to learn.<\/p>\n

Whatever your taste, there are new, brilliant science books being released every week. We\u2019ve picked our choice of the very best, so read on for plenty of inspiration to expand your personal library.<\/p>\n

If you\u2019re in the mood for something specific, we also have plenty of reading lists<\/a> on various subjects to help you choose.<\/p>\n

In no particular order, here are some of our very favourite science books.<\/p>\n

The best science books to read in 2022<\/h2>\n

The Joy of Science<\/h3>\n
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Jim Al-Khalili<\/strong><\/p>\n

In Jim Al-Khalili\u2019s latest offering, The Joy of Science<\/em>, we are presented with eight lessons in how to lead a more rational life and see things as they really are. It\u2019s an easily digestible, pocket-sized guide in how to think more scientifically, and how this can benefit us in everyday life.<\/p>\n

Looking at things objectively can help break down social constructs and pre-existing beliefs, and the ideas at the heart of scientific method are deeply relevant as we try to navigate the complicated times that we live in.<\/p>\n