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# Humans

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desertcart.com: Humans: 9781250114297: Stanton, Brandon: Books

Review: Get It, Gift It, Read It, Restore Your Faith In Humanity - This is a book that I wish I could give to each of my friends and family. My heart has been touched, I’ve laughed, I’ve cried at the 400 or so amazing, tender stories presented here. Some folks might remember the work of Studs Terkel, an oral historian whose books of interviews with ordinary people telling of the Depression of the 1930s, on soldiering in our wars, and on working life were excerpted in Readers Digest and hit the bestseller lists in the 1970s-90s. These snapshots of regular people going about their lives and the words that accompany them are the closest thing I’ve seen to another body of work that celebrates our common humanity. Brandon started out telling the stories of people he met on the streets of New York City, and then was able to travel around the world to over forty different countries. His work’s been such a hit because it’s both surprising and comforting to enter the lives of strangers. Stylish people who are deserts inside, homeless people whose hopes rise high: no matter people’s faces, no matter their ages, no matter the country they’re in—no matter what people seem to be like from the outside, our insides are all the same: various degrees of love, fear, judgement, wonder, grief, certainty, hope, despair, confusion. Some of the stories I relate to so much; some make me sad or angry, others make me grateful for my own road taken. People talk about their pets, their relationships—or lack thereof—their joys, their sorrows; their childhoods, children, parents, schools, jobs; their opportunities and life losses. In this wide world, we’re each alone—and yet we’re all connected through shared experiences, through shared stories. All the friends we’ve known were just faces to us once, until we knew their stories. It’s curiously joyful—at the end of this awful year, in the season of love and new beginnings—to acknowledge that despite all the beliefs that divide us, we all have more in common than we fear in this fraught and changing world. The coffee-table size book is good to be dipped into at random, savored in pieces or gulped wholesale, however you care to; it’s just a bit heavy for arthritic hands. It’s on sale at many retailers and I highly recommend this glimpse into the common soul of humanity.
Review: Beautiful photos and stories of people's thoughts and experiences from the world - I loved reading stories from all the different people from New York and all the other countries. It gives you insight on what the person walking by you has experienced or thinks as well as someone half way around the world, without leaving your house. After reading the short story, you feel like you want to talk with that person and know more about them. Every person had something different to say which gave off a different emotion whether funny, cute, empathetic, or sad. I used to read the HONY posts on FB years ago but stopped using it, until I realized he was also on IG. So I was excited to finally have a book where I could read all of those posts I had missed. I believe the book has some stories that he never posted too. I loved the smell and feel of a new physical book because EVERYTHING I do is digital (ie. school). It's nice to keep the book for decades and to look back at it one day to see what people had experienced in this time and how they looked like. Buy The Book!

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #62,409 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #6 in Street Photography (Books) #7 in City Photography #25 in Travel Photography (Books) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.9 4.9 out of 5 stars (19,906) |
| Dimensions  | 8.37 x 1.33 x 10.19 inches |
| Edition  | First Edition |
| ISBN-10  | 1250114292 |
| ISBN-13  | 978-1250114297 |
| Item Weight  | 7.4 ounces |
| Language  | English |
| Print length  | 448 pages |
| Publication date  | October 6, 2020 |
| Publisher  | St. Martin's Press |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Get It, Gift It, Read It, Restore Your Faith In Humanity
*by M***L on December 20, 2020*

This is a book that I wish I could give to each of my friends and family. My heart has been touched, I’ve laughed, I’ve cried at the 400 or so amazing, tender stories presented here. Some folks might remember the work of Studs Terkel, an oral historian whose books of interviews with ordinary people telling of the Depression of the 1930s, on soldiering in our wars, and on working life were excerpted in Readers Digest and hit the bestseller lists in the 1970s-90s. These snapshots of regular people going about their lives and the words that accompany them are the closest thing I’ve seen to another body of work that celebrates our common humanity. Brandon started out telling the stories of people he met on the streets of New York City, and then was able to travel around the world to over forty different countries. His work’s been such a hit because it’s both surprising and comforting to enter the lives of strangers. Stylish people who are deserts inside, homeless people whose hopes rise high: no matter people’s faces, no matter their ages, no matter the country they’re in—no matter what people seem to be like from the outside, our insides are all the same: various degrees of love, fear, judgement, wonder, grief, certainty, hope, despair, confusion. Some of the stories I relate to so much; some make me sad or angry, others make me grateful for my own road taken. People talk about their pets, their relationships—or lack thereof—their joys, their sorrows; their childhoods, children, parents, schools, jobs; their opportunities and life losses. In this wide world, we’re each alone—and yet we’re all connected through shared experiences, through shared stories. All the friends we’ve known were just faces to us once, until we knew their stories. It’s curiously joyful—at the end of this awful year, in the season of love and new beginnings—to acknowledge that despite all the beliefs that divide us, we all have more in common than we fear in this fraught and changing world. The coffee-table size book is good to be dipped into at random, savored in pieces or gulped wholesale, however you care to; it’s just a bit heavy for arthritic hands. It’s on sale at many retailers and I highly recommend this glimpse into the common soul of humanity.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Beautiful photos and stories of people's thoughts and experiences from the world
*by R***R on October 10, 2020*

I loved reading stories from all the different people from New York and all the other countries. It gives you insight on what the person walking by you has experienced or thinks as well as someone half way around the world, without leaving your house. After reading the short story, you feel like you want to talk with that person and know more about them. Every person had something different to say which gave off a different emotion whether funny, cute, empathetic, or sad. I used to read the HONY posts on FB years ago but stopped using it, until I realized he was also on IG. So I was excited to finally have a book where I could read all of those posts I had missed. I believe the book has some stories that he never posted too. I loved the smell and feel of a new physical book because EVERYTHING I do is digital (ie. school). It's nice to keep the book for decades and to look back at it one day to see what people had experienced in this time and how they looked like. Buy The Book!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Many.
*by A***R on January 13, 2026*

Many stories and many watery eye moments.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Humans
- Humans of New York
- Humans of New York : Stories

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