What's Wrong with the World

"What's Wrong with the World" by G.K. Chesterton is a reflective examination of societal issues from the early 1900s, where the author questions common beliefs about society, education, and family. Chesterton kicks things off by pointing out that people often try to fix society without really knowing what a good society should even look like, pointing out the misguided focus on biological ideas instead of basic human values. He wants people to rethink the very foundations of society, kicking off a deeper conversation about building a more humane and well-organized world for everybody. The book uses a thought-provoking style to challenge readers to look at things differently and consider the big ideas that shape our lives.