Will Williams brings geography to the forefront, highlighting its breadth. This book includes everything - from volcanic eruptions, rivers, coasts, and climate change to global population, tourism, settlement development models, energy and production, and all of these are geography! As the author says, it is a cognitive subject that includes natural sciences, economics, and sociology, as well as geography sub-disciplines such as geology, geomorphology, and tectonics. Written in an understandable way, it explains basic concepts of geography, both of the natural and human world.

If you are young enough to have learned theories about how the landscape has changed over time or the economic and social significance of population growth, undoubtedly you will gain new knowledge from this book; if, on the other hand, you never got beyond memorizing the length of the Nile and the Amazon, this book will be a revelation.

Whether it is a journey of discovery or a guide to future knowledge games, this book has a lot to offer to anyone interested in learning how our planet and its inhabitants work. This claim may sound exaggerated, but that's geography.