Money

Money by Yuval Noah Harari is a profound exploration into the history, significance, and evolution of money. Harari, renowned for his groundbreaking works, Sapiens and Homo Deus, presents an incisive narrative that spans from the earliest forms of coinage to the complex economic systems that govern our modern world. With unmatched clarity and engaging prose, Harari delves into the origins of money, examining its role in human civilisation and questioning its impact on our happiness and societal structure. The book also peers into the future, contemplating the transformations and challenges that lie ahead in our financial systems.

This insightful miniature book, a part of the Vintage Minis series, distils the essence of Harari's extensive research and thought-provoking ideas, making it a vital read for anyone interested in understanding how money shapes our lives and society.

Vintage Minis bring together the world's greatest thinkers and writers to explore the experiences that define our humanity. From love and grief to birth and death, these little books aim to provide big ideas in a compact form, making profound insights accessible to all readers.

Selected from Harari's acclaimed works, Sapiens and Homo Deus, Money guides readers through the pivotal moments in the historical and future development of money, offering a lens through which to view the promise and peril of our economic existence.

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• Babies by Anne Enright
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Each volume in this series captures the essence of celebrated authors' works, offering readers a chance to delve into profound topics in a concise format. Whether you are new to Harari's thought-provoking contributions or seeking a deeper understanding of humanity's relationship with money, this book is a compelling addition to your library.