The unstoppable US volume 2 by Yuval Noah Harari

The unstoppable US volume 2 by Yuval Noah Harari and Illustrated by Ricard Zaplana Ruiz.

A novel primarily for kids and the language follows the said pattern of books for children with illustrations aplenty!

It is advisable to either read in paperback or read it in a tab or Ipad using the kindle app since many pages have high graphic content which cannot be appreciated in the kindle ebook readers including Kindle Scribe.

The book is volume 2 of this series and though there is no story so to speak, it is recommended to first finish that novel and then start with this one.

A timeline of history according to Yuval is the beginning which may the only technical part of the otherwise simple to read and understand story like book.

They tell about the agriculture revolutions and how cereals changed the world; how that lead to more problems and then more solution and so on!

Just throwing the seed and then planting them and then the water reservoir, then boundary, then granary for storage, then protection and then armies and then finally kingdoms!

Like Nexus, here also he tells about bureaucracy and how they actually control the whole network of things!

In between he adds his two points on belief system and creation of Gods and demons and how they are all mere stories that adults tell!

He also talks about discrimination using safe examples which would not get him in trouble!

In between he also puts his own controversial views which is better read by yourself!

He tells about how agriculture won over herders and gatherers and how skeletons tell stories!

In between he tells about record keeping, fear of tax and fear of God!

In a metaphorical sense he tells about things like money and country are simply stories and not things which you can see but they are there and that’s that!

While the first book is a must read for kids, this one can be read when you are a teen or above!

Since there are already too many exams for our kids anyway and also since the author also states how exams were created!

read it at your leisure as it is for leisure reading only!