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As of this evening [8.40pm Dec 26], Ben's book is ranked #1 in Amazon UK's Science & Nature category - not too surprising, it's really really good.
However, where does it sit overall? A quick look at the leaderboard shows that it's #15 for the whole of Amazon UK!
I'm sure that people interested in science and nature are more likely to be shopping online, but still... this is a good sign.
Oh.
That's not too bad...
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