Sapiens A Graphic History, Volume 1

Review for Sapiens: A Graphic History, Volume 1*Yuval Noah Harari’s Sapiens: A Graphic History, Volume 1, is a brilliant visual adaptation of the bestselling book that reimagines the story of humanity in a highly engaging and accessible format. The combination of stunning illustrations and thought-provoking narrative makes complex ideas about evolution, culture, and society easy to grasp. Perfect for both new readers and fans of the original, this graphic history offers an entertaining yet profound journey through the history of humankind.

The most interesting history book I ever read. Highly worth reading.

Great read

A must read for kids

For those who find it difficult to read this graphic version is a wonderful replacement for the classic book.

This book is worth reading for kids as well as adults who love reading Graphics Novel. Liked how David Vandermeulen(Editor) & Daniel Casanave(Illustrations) brought such a complex history of Humankind into a graphics novel which is easy to understand for children as well. Looking forward to read the rest of the three parts of Sapien Graphics Novel. It's a book which can be kept as collectables aswell.

Just for collection

It’s a masterpiece, a perfect reading material for 13-14 years old and above to explain them history of human civilisation and why we stand apart from other animals.Also it explains how civilisations, empire ans nations came into being ans what binds them together