Toshikazu Kawaguchi | Collection of 4 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?

Leigh Bardugo (Author)

Six perilous misfits. One unachievable theft. Leigh Bardugo’s Six of Crows, set in the same universe as the New York Times bestseller The Grisha Trilogy, introduces readers to an entirely new cast of amazing characters, towns, and civilizations. As Kaz and his group try to complete and survive the task of a lifetime, you can follow them into a magical and chaotic environment.

 Kathleen Glasgow (Author)

• Girl in Pieces
• You’d Be Home Now
• How to Make Friends with the Dark

This collection contains all three of Kathleen Glasgow’s critically acclaimed books, Girl in Pieces, How to Make Friends With the Dark, and You’d Be Home Now. Glasgow is the author of the TikTok blockbuster Girl in Pieces and a New York Times bestseller.

“Impossibly moving…suffused with light.” — The Vanity Fair

a girl attempting, after a lifetime of adversity, to piece herself back together. A heartbroken daughter who has lost her mother. a dysfunctional family that is concealed beneath a flawless façade due to addiction. The New York Times bestseller Girl in Pieces, How to Make Friends With the Dark, and You’d Be Home Now are all included in this three-book box collection, which brings together for the first time ever all three of Kathleen Glasgow’s significant and poignant books.

The girl in

Charlotte Davis is shattered. Her losses at seventeen already exceed what most individuals experience in their lives. But she knows how to let things go. Charlie’s heart gets harder with each fresh scar, but it still hurts so much. Sometimes you have to reach the point of no return before you can find your way back from the brink because the pain is so great.

How to Make Friends With the
One phone call transformed Tiger’s life. Her mum passed away. At that point, darkness enveloped her usually normal existence, and she was placed in foster care after having her entire world packed into a suitcase. and still another. and still another. Until hope materialises into anything Tiger has never been a sister.

You’d Be Home
Four months after her brother Joey’s drug problem went unchecked for four months, killing one of her classmates and leaving the town of Mill Haven in shock, Emmy is starting her junior year. Joey has returned home from treatment. Emmy is being told by everyone who she is, but how can she still be the same person when so much has changed? Was she ever really that person?