A reliable future. Survival Guide in difficult times. Guddoll J., Abrams D.

How to preserve hope in such an unstable world? Looking at the headlines of the media - an exacerbating climatic crisis, a global pandemic, the loss of biodiversity, political shocks - it is difficult to be an optimist.

Jane Gudolla - a British primatologist who has been studying the social life of a chimpanze, the UN world ambassador. In the book “Reliable Future,” she, together with Douglas Abrams, co -author of the world famous bestseller “Book of Joy”, explores one of the most mysterious properties of human nature in a friendly dialogue - hope. Jane calls four reasons to believe in the best: amazing human intelligence, stamina of nature, youth potential and indomitable human spirit.

Jane touches vital questions.

- How to keep hope when everything is around It seems hopeless?

- How to cultivate hope in our children?

- How, having gained hope, go to actions?

Discussing the experience that formed her beliefs, Jane He tells the story of how she became a messenger of hope, about life during the Second World War, about the years spent in Gomba, about the awareness of his mission of a supporter of environmental justice. She also first shares plans for her following, possibly the last, adventure.

This is a rare and deep look not only at the nature of hope, but also on the heart and mind of a woman who has spent his whole life in the struggle for our future.

there is still hope, and this book is a guide to search for it.