Johann Hari 3 Book Set Lost Connections, Chasing the Scream, Stolen Focus

Discover a powerful trio from bestselling author Johann Hari: Johann Hari 3 Books Set Lost Connections,Chasing the Scream,Stolen Focus — a must-have paperback book collection for parents, educators, and thoughtful readers who want to understand todays biggest mental-health and attention challenges. This boxed set brings together three deeply researched titles that challenge conventional wisdom and offer hopeful, evidence-based perspectives on depression, addiction, and the crisis of attention. Titles in this Set: Stolen Focus, Chasing the Scream, Lost Connections Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9782992518220 Whats inside each book Stolen Focus — In this bestselling investigation, Johann Hari spent three years exploring why teenagers now focus on one task for only 65 seconds and why office workers average just three minutes. Interviewing leading attention experts, Hari reveals that our inability to focus is not an individual failing but the result of powerful external forces. This paperback edition explains how our attention has been systematically eroded and points toward realistic solutions to reclaim concentration. Chasing the Scream — A travelandinvestigation narrative born from personal history, this book follows a thirty-thousand-mile journey to uncover the true causes of addiction. Hari challenges established beliefs and reframes addiction as a response to social, emotional, and environmental conditions rather than simply a biological defect. This is essential reading for anyone interested in public health, policy, and compassionate treatment approaches. Lost Connections — With depression and anxiety at epidemic levels, Hari synthesizes global research to identify nine core causes of these conditions. While some causes are biological, most relate to the way we live today. Lost Connections presents radical, practical ideas that move beyond medication-only approaches toward community, purpose, and systemic change that restore wellbeing. Why