Walden Two by Burrhus Frederic Skinner (1976, Paperback, Reissue)

The book is good and shows a lot about operant conditioning in action as well as providing insight into why his utopia, walden two, would work where others failed. The downside is that it is very socialist and not extremely applicable to the average American and, though there is a skeptical antagonist character questioning everything, the book seems a bit one sided about the whole idea of a Walden Two. Overall not a bad book, especially if you want to look into the mind of B.F. Skinner. (The main character is named Burrus, not Burrhus...Hmmmmm.)