‘Why the World Isn’t Fair’ - The new book in Harari’s epic ‘Unstoppable Us’ children’s series

The children’s series #UnstoppableUs continues! After telling the story of how we came to dominate the planet in ‘Volume 1 - How Humans Took Over the World’, Yuval Noah Harari shifts his focus to exploring the way we live together in the brand new ‘Volume 2 - Why the World Isn’t Fair’.
Most history books are full of kings, queens and generals: but where did they all come from? Why do some people have so much while others have so little? ‘Unstoppable Us, Volume 2’ tells the story of how an innocent experiment in growing wheat 10,000 years ago led to famine, plague and war, and still affects how we live today. The book reveals how ancient geeks developed writing and why we have to pay taxes - featuring characters like the hunter-gatherer Wanda, the farm-settler Wheaty, two chatty skeletons, a crocodile with gold earrings, and fifty billion depressed chickens. Discover where things went wrong, and how we can put them right!
Grab a copy in your language on bit.ly/Get-UnstoppableUs.
Watch videos about 'Unstoppable Us' on bit.ly/UU-Playlist.
This book series is produced by Sapienship - the social impact company co-founded by Itzik Yahav and Yuval Noah Harari - in collaboration with editorial teams at C.H. Beck and dtv publishing houses.
#middlegrade #childrensbooks #education #history #yuvalnoahharari #sapienship

[@xvandana66]

I m 30+ years adult … i m reading second part … too good

[@mammajamma773]

Wow, sounds a bit harsh at first but I remember the first time I was told this as a child and it forever changed my perspective on life. You can either choose to sulk in the reality or look for ways to make things better.

[@Sarhatabaot]

Hi Yuval, your website is reporting an SSL_ERROR_RX_RECORD_TOO_LONG error. Any chance you can fix this?

[@Taoufiqqaba]

Is this book for adults also, or just for children?

[@itsmeagain0]

you can read any book you like. its just a matter of difficulty.

[@birutybeiruty4469]

For adult who wish to remain children.

[@dreamgames8551]

No way.