Perhaps the most vital question humans have ever asked is opened up with beauty and gentleness in this powerful book, in a way that makes you pause, slow right down and really reflect about human life - and how to make the most of your own. The author worked with a team of editors, artists and designers for seven years to develop a unique and fascinating presentation. Using original pictures, poetry, text and exercises, the reader's imagination, feelings and reasoning are engaged in a truly holistic and inspiring way. This ultimately makes the question practical, useful and applicable into...

These original essays, illustrations and meditations evoke a future we may not even conceive of yet. Highly reflective, eminently practical and a great sequel to the highly acclaimed 'Why is the Human on Earth?'.

14-year-old Leah loves wilderness survival books. In fact, sometimes she wishes she could escape into the wild. Then she could get away from the body image obsession at school and the bullies who pick on her little brother, Aiden. As long as she could still braid her hair, she could definitely survive without home comforts... and she could explore her passion for stargazing. But alone in the woods one night, Leah's life is transformed. She has the strangest sensation of gliding across the night sky, among millions of dazzling stars. This profound experience sparks a burning question in Leah...