The Last Book. The Diary of The Last Earthling

The Last Book. The Diary of The Last Earthling

Name: The Last Book. The Diary of The Last Earthling
Brand: Hungry Minds
Price: 119.0 EUR
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€119,00

From the authors of The Book: The Ultimate Guide to Rebuilding Civilization, this is a new journey through everything that made humanity worth remembering.

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Unique artifact with hundreds of illustrations

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The Last Book is a beautifully illustrated encyclopedia told from the point of view of Noah Kaplan, the last human survivor of the destruction of Earth. Left alone on an alien ship, he writes a book to preserve the essence of humanity.

This book contains the myths we told, the dreams we chased, the beauty we created, and the things that made life worth living. These are not just notes - they are a tribute to who we were. Combining diary, encyclopedia, and art book, Hymn to Humanity is a celebration of the human spirit.

FAQ

Are other language options available?
The Last Book is available in English only.

What is The Book’s size?
Size: 23 x 34cm / 9.06 × 13.39 in, 354 pages

What is The Book’s ISBN?
978-1-0369-1722-7

Delivery

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A Cultural Time Capsule

This isn't just a book. It's a tribute to everything that made life meaningful on Earth. From ancient myths
to modern video games, from Bach to Beyonce, from sunsets to skyscrapers - this is humanity's farewell letter to the cosmos.

This book invites you to feel nostalgia for now. To reflect on what you love most about being human. To cherish what we have before it disappears. Whether you're a lover
of history, fantasy, or science fiction, The Anthem to Humankind speaks to your soul.

Noah Kaplan:

The Last Earthling

After Earth was destroyed, Noah became the only human left. He is alone in an alien ship and starts putting his memories into words. Not only to survive, but to remember.

The Last Book is his personal record. A diary.
An encyclopedia. A love letter to everything
we once were. Through his eyes, you will see what made humanity worth saving.

Hi! I’m Noah Kaplan

A Journey Through Humanity’s Greatest Moments

Entertainment

Entertainment takes many forms, from exhilarating roller coasters to daring skydiving and base jumping. These diverse experiences provided a unique opportunity for individuals to feel fully alive and immersed in the present moment.

Faith

Through eras and civilizations, diverse beliefs have illuminated the human spirit. In this section, Noah explores the enduring significance of faith, unraveling the threads that bind humanity to spirituality, purpose, and solace in moments of tribulation.

Myths and legends

Noah delves into the invaluable legacy of myths and legends that have accompanied humanity for centuries. These stories not only entertained but also conveyed lessons, moral principles, and historical events, becoming an integral part of human culture.

Games

Virtual gaming realms have not only been spaces for amusement but also platforms where people connect, form friendships, and even discover life partners. Online games have enabled players from all corners of the globe to come together, collaborate on quests, and essentially build a virtual life within the game.

Films

The influence of films extended far beyond simple entertainment, shaping our dreams, fears, hopes, and desires. Films offered a diverse range of emotions, from laughter to tears, delight to fear. They provided a unique lens through which we can view the world, transporting us to different eras, places, and adventures that may be otherwise inaccessible in real life.