Review of Intergenerational Theft

[Willan Kip]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Intergenerational Theft" by Daniel Harrison.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Intergenerational Theft by Daniel Anthony Harrison is a nice book that talks about how living was in the past and how it is right now. The author mentions how the cost of living has affected people in the United Kingdom. There is a high cost of living, which has affected people, especially the young generation. It has forced them to live with their parents or forced to stay in a small room, living a life full of debts; everything falls under crisis. The cost of living has not been fair to the young generation compared to "baby boomers." Besides, there are some factors that contribute to intergenerational equality, like a mismatch between paid tax and how it is spent in public. This has contributed to the living crisis among the people of the United Kingdom, especially the young generation whose future is robbed.

The author goes ahead to explain how the response given by the baby boomers will not be of surprise because of the forwarded actions that have impacted every generation. There is much difference between the old generation and the current generation, and this will continue for the rest of the coming generation.

What I liked about this book is that the words used are well understood, and therefore, it made the book flow well and be understood well. The book also puts more evidence by illustrating more using charts, graphs, and tables, and this enhances more understanding. I also learned a lot about the debts passed to the next generation and how it has impacted the lives of the young people. I got to learn how the government of the United Kingdom runs its people. I also liked how the author is open to speaking the truth about the government, which is a rare topic to be mentioned by the majority. It is a nice thing to speak out about the things people are facing in order to come out with a discussion or rather a solution.

I did not find anything to dislike in this book, and therefore, I will give a rating of 5 out of 5 stars because of the abovementioned likes. I also did not find any noticeable grammatical error while reading the book.

I will recommend this book to all readers who will wish to know about the United Kingdom government. Also to readers who are leaders of the people since they will be able to learn how the cost of living affects the people of the country.

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Intergenerational Theft
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