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Monday books: Sharing smiles and snarls with animal kingdom; The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals By Charles Darwin - Fontana Press pounds 9.99.(Features)

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From: The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland)
Date: 19990503
Author:Harbinson, Chris

ALTHOUGH there is no mirror to hand and no one watching what I am doing, while I write this review a parade of expressions will in all probability cross my features - frowns, biting of lower lip, raising of eyebrows, narrowing of eyes and the occasional smile as I recall some amusing passage in the book.

For this lesser-known work by Charles Darwin is an entertaining as well as a fascinating read.

One reason for the book's obscurity is ...

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