Sapiens A Graphic History Volume 2 (Hardcover) by Yuval Noah Harari

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A vivid and engaging graphic adaptation of Yuval Noah Harari’s global bestseller, exploring the rise of agriculture and the roots of modern civilization through bold illustrations and powerful storytelling.

🧠 Engaging Adaptation of a Global Bestseller – A visual retelling of Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari, making complex ideas accessible and entertaining.
🌾 Focus on the Agricultural Revolution – Explores how the shift from foraging to farming reshaped human society and sparked civilization.
📚 Explains the Origins of Modern Systems – Covers the emergence of religion, politics, money, and social hierarchies in early societies.
🎨 Visually Stunning Illustrations – Bold and humorous artwork by Daniel Casanave and David Vandermeulen brings history to life.
💡 Ideal for Visual Learners and Younger Audiences – Combines education and entertainment, perfect for both teens and adults.
🗣️ Witty Dialogue and Storytelling – Infused with humor and relatable commentary while staying informative and thought-provoking.
🌍 A Fresh Take on Human History – Challenges traditional views and encourages readers to think critically about civilization’s foundations.
📖 Part of a Series – Volume 2 in the Sapiens: A Graphic History series, continuing the journey that began in Volume 1 (The Birth of Humankind).

Categories: Science Fiction, Society & Social Sciences

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Sapiens: A Graphic History Volume 2 – The Pillars of Civilization continues the thrilling visual adaptation of Yuval Noah Harari’s groundbreaking bestseller. This volume explores the transformative era when humans transitioned from hunter-gatherers to agricultural societies—shaping the foundations of modern civilization.

Through dynamic illustrations, witty dialogue, and engaging storytelling, Harari takes readers on a journey through the Agricultural Revolution, the rise of religion, political systems, economic structures, and how cooperation myths and shared beliefs shaped societies. Whether you’re a longtime fan of Sapiens or new to Harari’s work, this graphic history offers a visually stunning, accessible, and thought-provoking dive into human evolution and our societal development.

Co-created with graphic artists David Vandermeulen and Daniel Casanave, this volume is ideal for readers who enjoy history, philosophy, and engaging visual storytelling.