I read this back when it was published in the mid-1980s and really  loved it. I recently got the audio book and enjoyed listening to it with my teenage son. Note that Feynman was very much a man of his times and being a very blunt person, he doesn't shy away from saying things about women that were probably commonplace in his day, but come off as sexist now. This led to some interesting father-son conversations! This may be hard for many people to overlook.<br><br>That aside: besides being a brilliant physicist, Feynman was an absolute character who loved jokes, had an amazing sense of curiosity and was willing to put himself into situations/adventures most people would never even dream of.<br><br>The audio-book narrator does a pretty good job of channeling Dr. Feynman, and aside from some odd pronunciations now and then, does a very good job.