The Nutshell Studies of Unexplained Death

I've bought this for my daughter - she wants to be a forensic psychologist and I was drawn in with this story of this incredible woman.I can't read it yet. As it is for her Christmas pressie, but really pleased with the book condition and the fast service. Thank you ;)

This is a great book for anyone interested in criminology, art or the value of creative approaches to problems more usually solved via dry scientific analysis. The ideas, photos and accompanying text are excellent. It's also a fitting tribute to a brilliant woman whose work revolutionised crime scene investigations.

It's such a quirky book. The dark side of dolls and doll houses!

Excellent

Fascinating read. I wish there were more photos and details

Weird.

I was thrilled to get this lovely and fascinating book. It's beautifully presented with quality text and photographs.

A very unusual and interesting book, would definitely recommend.

Prodotto in perfetto stato, spedizione velocissima.

Las fotografías son muy detalladas, pero se pierden los detalles y la esencia del tema por enfoques imposibles y parciales. No sirve, por tanto, para realmente estudiar los caso. Además, al menos con mi libro, hay un caso que se omite y otro que se repite en dos ocasiones.

Really very interesting actually.

I can't even begin to describe how much I love this book. If I could change one thing about it, I would like the photos to be a little less artsy. The charm in the dioramas is that they are so intricate and meticulous, and most of the photos have this blurry outline where I'd really just like to see the entire picture. But nonetheless, excellent purchase. I'm happy to add it to my library of conversation pieces. I had to wait over a month for it to be available but it was well worth the wait.

I first came across this book at my local library almost 10 years ago. Of course, I had to buy a copy because WHO doesn't loveA. MurderB. and tiny things?I've always loved dollhouses, miniatures, that old Twilight Zone episode featuring Robert Duvall obsessed with miniatures, and mystery stories, and wanted to read more on Frances Lee Glessner after learning about her on wikipedia...so this book is like a collision of all these things!I flip through this often, sometimes to re-read the fascinating little stories, sometimes just to look at the photos, the detailed work on the dioramas, or just to feel the quality stock chosen for this book.Worth the money ten times over. I cherish The Nutshell Studies!