This is very dense, and well executed nonfiction graphic novel. Definitely one to get/give to folks interested in learning more about the climate crisis. Thank you to NetGalley for the Arc.

It seems interesting and quite informative, but as it's just a preview of 13 sample pages, I can't rate it properly.

I'd love to read the whole book, though.

A world where a selfish man realizes his selfishness all too late and loses everything AND gives up on the world.
An interesting exploration of humankind and what we take for granted and dangers of prioritizing work.

"World Without End" is an engaging and smoothly illustrated popular science book that boldly confronts the dangers of climate change while seemingly providing clear and accessible explanations of scientific principles and political realities. However, since the examination copy provided for review consists of only 13 pages it is impossible to provide an accurate assessment of the science and analysis in this book. Having noted that, what I did see was more than impressive enough to convince me that I should read this book in its entirety as soon as that is possible.


Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher, Zando, for providing me with an eARC in exchange for my honest review.

Thank you NetGalley and Zando for an advance copy of this graphic novel.

Sadly it's an incomlete version, only 13 pages were given. It wasn't mentioned anywhere. This way I can't give a normal review. Hopefully a full version will be available later.
The idea itself is intriging, I'd love to read more about it. The graphic is expressive and thought-provoking, a bit distracting though.

The graphic novel gives a nice first impression on the sample pages. The art style is varied and intriguing, making complex topics visually engaging. Even though climate change is anything but simple, the graphic novel presents it in an accessible and thought-provoking way. I’d love to read more.

This was disappointing, nowhere on this does it say that it is merely a few sample pages and I was very excited to get this as I have not been able to find it anywhere. At first I thought it was a mistake, it’s not properly formatted for the Kindle even though it gives it as an option and is only readable in the NetGalley app, but even here it’s only 13 pages. What a disappointment! And still very much looking forward to this but for now I’m giving it one star for the unclearness. What do you have to go

I´ts incomplete.
Can´t do a review of a incomplete version.
I really want to read this book and do a sincere review of it, but i can´t.

Received only a partial-ARC unfortunately, from the publishers - and hence can barely form an opinion based on 13 pages of narrative. Looking forward to receiving the final, full file from the publisher soon.

Unfortunately, it is only a small sample of the publication, so I cannot review the whole thing. It is a pity, because it looks very promising. I hope the publisher will update the file and give us an opportunity to form an opinion.

I regret that I cannot review this book. The file I received seems to be an incomplete version of the book and is improperly formatted. It is not readable. If a new file becomes available, please alert me as I’d like to provide proper feedback. Thank you.