21 Lessons For 21st Century

Yuval Noah Harari's "21 Lessons for the 21st Century" has earned widespread acclaim for its mind-expanding insights and ambitious scope. The Guardian applauds Harari's ability to smash together unexpected ideas, creating dazzling observations that reflect the book's ultra-topical nature. In the eyes of readers, Harari emerges as the lecturer we all wish we had at university, with Adam Kay describing the book as crucial and irresistible.

Harari's erudite and illuminating lessons offer new perspectives on contemporary issues, prompting The Sunday Times to describe the book as a splendid, sobering, and stirring call to arms. Bill Gates hails Harari's work as fascinating and compelling, recognizing its potential to spark a crucial global conversation about 21st-century challenges.

Regarded as the great thinker of our age by The Times, Harari's voice provides calm reassurance amidst the chaos of the modern age, according to The Sunday Express. The Evening Standard highlights his genius in weaving insights from various disciplines, making other readings appear trivial in comparison.

"21 Lessons for the 21st Century" is celebrated for its intellectual adventure and literary verve by the Financial Times, where Harari seamlessly integrates knowledge from ancient history to neuroscience. Elle suggests the book as purposeful poolside reading, offering guidance through the overwhelming complexities of modern life. Esquire acknowledges the persuasiveness of Harari's philosophical analysis, reinforcing the engaging quality of his writing. In essence, Harari's latest work stands as a beacon of wisdom, providing readers with lessons that navigate the challenges and uncertainties of the 21st century.

From the Back Cover

"There is surely no one alive who is better at explaining our world" ADAM KAY 

                                  HOW CAN WE PROTECT OURSELVES   

                                   from nuclear war or ecological catastrophe?

                                                WHAT DO WE DO   

                     about the epidemic of fake news or the threat of terrorism?

                                         HOW SHOULD WE PREPARE

                                           our children for the future?

                                             21 Lessons shows us how to be 

                                           human in an age of bewilderment.