For the December meeting of SciFri Book Club we're reading The Biggest Ideas in the Universe by Sean Carroll, Volume I. Carrol seeks to bridge the gap between how pop-science talks about modern physics and how expert physicists truly discuss their field and their findings. Written in a way that presumes no more knowledge of the subject past high-school algebra, Carroll begins with Volume I: Space, Time, and Motion, and covers the domain of classic physics from Newton to Einstein.