The release date for the English version of 'The Book of Hope: A Survival Guide for Trying Times' by
Jane Goodall is Oct 2021. If you enjoy this novel, it is available for buy as a paperback from Barnes & Noble or Indigo, as an ebook on the Amazon Kindle store, or as an audiobook on Audible.
How do we maintain optimism in a world that seems to be so troubled?
It might be difficult to remain hopeful when you see the headlines: a worldwide epidemic, a deepening climate catastrophe, political unrest. Nevertheless, there has never been a greater need for optimism.
In this essential book, one of the most sought-after and least understood aspects of human nature—hope—is explored via personal and thought-provoking debate between globally acclaimed author Doug Abrams and world-renowned biologist Jane Goodall. Jane emphasizes on her "Four Reasons for Hope" in The Book of Hope, which are: The Indomitable Human Spirit; The Power of Young People; The Resilience of Nature; and The Amazing Human Intellect.
A collection of anecdotes from an extraordinary career and intriguing research, The Book of Hope addresses important issues such as: How can we maintain hope when everything else seems lost? How can we help our kids develop hope? The Book of Hope is an intimate talk with one of the most adored people in the world today, complete with funny banter and images from Jane's illustrious career.
For the very first time, Jane also shares her tale of how she went from surviving through globe War II to spending years in Gombe to recognizing she had to leave the forest in order to tour the globe as an environmental justice champion. She discusses the factors that influenced her optimistic outlook, her reflections on the past, and her discoveries on her upcoming—and maybe last—adventure.
We still have hope, and this book will point the way.