Capture Me Series | Set of 3 Books

• Sapiens A Brief History of Humankind
• Homo Deus A Brief History of Tomorrow
• 21 Lessons for the 21st Century

Titles for This Series:

1. Sapiens: An Overview of Human History
2. Homo Deus: A Synopsis of Future History
3. Twenty-One Lessons for the Modern Era

An explanation:

Sapiens: A Synopsis of Human History
Why are we so smart? Why are we lethal? Why are we called Sapiens? In a book that is ideal for these extraordinary times, Yuval Noah Harari questions all we know about what it means to be human. The age of Earth is 4.5 billion years. One species, among numerous others, has conquered it in a fraction of that time: us. In this audacious and thought-provoking book, Yuval Noah Harari investigates our identity, origins, and future.

Homo Deus: An Overview of the Future
According to Yuval Noah Harari, we will be facing a different set of difficulties in the near future. Homo Deus investigates the ideas, visions, and fears that will mould the twenty-first century and beyond, from developing artificial life to conquering death. It poses the most important queries, including how can we shield this delicate planet from our own catastrophic potential? And what lies ahead for us?

Twenty-One Lessons for the Modern Era
How can we defend against technology disruptions, ecological disasters, and nuclear war? What actions are available to us?

Francesc Miralles (Author), Héctor García (Author)

Ikigai: The Japanese Secret to a Long and Happy Life

Worldwide Best Seller: Over two million copies have been sold.

“Identifying their ikigai is a good place to start for employees searching for more fulfilling positions.” BI/IN Insider

People are being forced to reassess their employment, careers, and lives as a result of the pandemic, which is an unanticipated but beneficial outcome. Live your best life, make the most of this time, and discover your own ikigai. According to Forbes

To live longer and fill each day with greater significance and happiness, discover your ikigai, which is pronounced “ee-key-guy.”

The Book of Ichigo Ichie: The Art of Making the Most of Every Moment, the Japanese Way

Millions of readers’ lives will be completely changed by the new idea of ancient origin that the writers of the best-selling book Ikigai: The Japanese Secret to a Long Life are about to share. This authoritative guide to the Japanese art of ichigo ichie, pronounced itchy-GO itchy-A, is from the bestselling authors of Ikigai. Learn how to make every moment a once-in-a-lifetime event.

We only have one life, and if we waste a minute, we’ll never get it back. This principle is encapsulated in the Japanese expression ichigo ichie. It is a Zen Buddhist principle that is frequently said in Japan to indicate that an encounter is exceptional and unique. It is credited to a sixteenth-century master of the Japanese tea ritual, or “ceremony of tea,”

 Karen M McManus (Author)

• You’ll Be the Death of Me
•  The Cousins
• Two can keep a secret
•  One Of Us Is Lying
•  One Of Us Is Next 

Five-book collection set by Karen M. McManus (You’ll Be the Death of Me, The Cousins, Two Can Keep a Secret, One Of Us Is Lying, One Of Us Is Next)

One Of Us Is Lying
Five pupils are placed in detention. Only four make it out alive. Bronwyn, a Yale candidate, has never disobeyed a rule in public. Cooper, a famous athlete, is solely an expert on the baseball diamond. One mistake and bad guy Nate might be living a life of crime.

One Of Us Is Next
Lying is the follow-up to the global blockbuster One of Us. Greetings from Bayview High again… The events of One Of Us Is Lying occurred a year ago. For the Bayview residents, however, nothing has been resolved. Not now that someone has made a start

Two Can Keep a Secret
From the author of One of Us is Lying, an international bestseller. Secrets lurk in a picture-perfect community. Secrets that someone would kill to maintain their secrecy. Ellery has heard a lot about Echo Ridge but has never gone there herself.

The Cousins
The Storys are wealthy, attractive, and incredibly close to their neighbours. They own the most property on their East Coast island. Until everything collapses. With a single statement, “You know what you did,” the mother abruptly leaves the four children. She never gets back to them.

You’ll Be the Death of Me
In middle school, Ivy, Mateo, and Cal were best friends and had a close relationship.

For now, their only thing in common is a rough day. For the sake of nostalgia, they decide to skip school one final time.