If you read one book this year read this one. Many ideas, from different angles are described and many are already happening. This book really changed my complacency about our planet especially when I started looking up some of solutions taking place. Now I’m interested in getting more involved.

You can read the plethora of reviews this book well deserves so I won’t bore you here with a lesser attempt. Suffice it to say, The Ministry of the Future is one of the most fascinating, challenging, disturbing yet life-affirming books I’ve ever encountered in my seventy-plus years of life. A true masterpiece that should not be missed.

There’s a great story in here, told well. A smart well-researched book about a timely subject. I learned so much, this book should come with college credit.

This book is both inspiring and frightening. While I found some of the proposed "solutions" to be a bit extreme, it does make you contemplate whether this is the necessary path to fixing things. It is a must-read that will definitely leave you deep in thought.

After 35 pages - just could not read any further.

I love the theme and the experiment of the idea… but I found myself not caring by the end and just trying to finish.

A massive waste of time. There is no way this book is published if the author weren’t already well known.

Lots of great ideas. What a mess of a novel. The editor assigned to this project should be imprisoned.

Timely and topical, meticulously researched, offering politicians and decision makers who hold the key to our shared future a roadmap to ecological salvation.

This book gives us a sneak preview of what's to come, both the old and evil and the new and good. Maybe with this preview we can be shocked awake to get done what must be done to save the planet and most of it's residents. If it doesn't resonate, the experience will be our last.