HarperOne Around the World in 60 Seconds: The NAS Daily Journey--1,000 Days. 64 Countries. 1 Beautiful Planet.

very interesting book, full of great experiences and lively pictures. My kids loved it too

First of all, yes, this is the same Nas Daily you might have seen on Facebook, so reading the book did feel like watching his videos in a writing form. Less visual, more imagination, though. And since the book was written after the videos were made, it was actually more reflective. Around the World in 60 Seconds was Nuseir Yassin looking back at the past 1000 days. A lot of good stuff here, especially if you are wondering how a young man could travel for almost three years without doing a 9-to-5 job!

I am a huge Nas Daily fan, and probably watched most of his videos few times... and I was a little afraid his book will be just a replay of the videos... BUT IT'S NOT!!!Even if you already know some of the stories in the book, it is written with such detailed description that it makes you travel to Nas' stories differently. You'll find the beautiful style of his original scripts with a little 'something more' that is very pleasant to read.Definitely buying it again as a gift for my closest friends.Keep it up Nas. We love the positive way you see and describe the world!

Seems like this book has most of the stories from the 1000 videos made by Nas and uploaded to Facebook. Really inspiring and an eye opener to people who don't travel much and want to know real and positive stories around the world which the media rarely provides these days. Plus, with all the fake and scripted videos out there on social media, it's hard to know what's true these days. Great work Nas!

It was such a pleasure to follow you in your everyday journey around the world and to watch your project grow steadily! You talk about showing your appreciation, but it really should be the other way around... it's us that should keep showing you our appreciation and support. You remember us every day that the world is made not of stereotypes, but first and foremost of real human beings, people with a cause and a purpose in life, independent from borders, cultures and religion.

This book is 5 star rated even before I bought it, and now as I flip through the pages I can see how amazing this book is! 5 stars is still underrated.This book is a must have!The coincidence is that I ordered this book and went on a trip to Jaisalmer, and as I came back and opened the courier and flipped through the pages, I was happy to relate with part 1.