How to Tame a Fox (and Build a Dog): Visionary Scientists and a Siberian Tale of Jump-Started Evolution

 Not a bad book, but it is very obvious that a Russian had a hand in writing it.  There's a lot about the suffering that they themselves have endured, but nothing about the wider context of what Russians did to Europe.  For example, they causally mention that the war began in 1941.  This ignores the real beginning of the war in 1939 when the Germans and Russians invaded Poland.  Apart from that, the experiment is explained in a way that should be easy for the lay reader to understand.

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