The Bright Side: How Optimism Changes the World

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'Powerfully inspiring ' GUARDIAN
'A timely message for today's society' JIM AL-KHALILI
'An expansive tour de force' OBSERVER

The Bright Side makes a vital and transformative new argument: that optimism is not only the natural state of humanity, but an essential one. Without optimism, we would never have survived the unpredictable and hostile world we evolved into - and it will be critical in overcoming the challenges of the twenty-first century.

In this book, astrophysicist-turned-journalist Sumit Paul-Choudhury offers practical suggestions on what it really takes to be an optimist today, providing a powerful manifesto for hope and a much-needed new perspective. He shows how, by embracing action, imagination and possibility, we can find a path to the bright side, even when the future seems dark.

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  • Format:Paperback
  • Pages:288 Pages
  • Dimensions:198 x 129 mm
  • Publication date:01 January 2026
  • Publisher:Canongate Books
  • Language:English
  • ISBN10:1838859268
  • ISBN-13:9781838859268
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