by James Cheshire and Oliver Uberti - Atlas of the Invisible Reviews Summary
Ratings Breakdown
Rated 4.7 by 231 people
Pros from Reviews
- Amazing infographics
- Excellent resource for science
- Great for cartography lovers
- Interesting data visualizations
- Perfect for curious teenagers
- Quality content
- Impressive graphics
- New perspective on human influence
Cons from Reviews
- Dense and dull information
- Left-wing political orientation
- Activist slant
- Few maps, mostly graphics
- Untrustworthy due to bias
- Atrociously written
- Poorly designed visualizations
- Wasted opportunity
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