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I finished How I Killed Pluto a few weeks ago so it’s not as fresh in my mind, but I really did enjoy reading the book. Although this book is technically an autobiography, I enjoyed reading a more science-y book. My genre of choice is generally suspense/thriller so it was nice to read something outside of that. While I did get to learn about Brown’s personal life, it didn’t feel sappy like I feel most autobiographies are. I feel like autobiographies are usually like “omg listen to my sob story and how I overcame so much adversity”, but How I Killed Pluto was more educational. Not only did you learn about someone’s life, but you learned about why his studies and work were actually influential in academia. Brown takes you along for the ride throughout his time searching for planets. You feel as though you are there with him during his sleepless nights of searching for moving “specks” in the sky. You can also see the dedication and commitment to his craft. Brown talks about meticulously l...