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I took quite a long time to finish reading this book because I was always postponing the reading in order to do more important stuff. Anyway, I really liked how the author relates knowledge, curiosity and creativity, this definitely makes this book worth reading. The accumulation of facts and how your brain put them all together in order to create something new and give you insights, that's a pretty interesting perspective in understanding creativity.
The book also breaks some "modern education" rules such as saying that kids must be free to learn things by themselves in an environment with less pressure for just memorizing "useless stuff", which oppose non traditional education approaches such as Montessori's and others.