What’s Wrong with the World

In "What's Wrong with the World," first published in 1910, G.K. Chesterton delivers a witty and insightful collection of essays that tackle the social and political challenges of his time. With keen humor, he explores themes such as family, gender roles, education, and the impact of modernity, arguing that societal issues stem from individuals failing to act rightly rather than from structural powers. Chesterton advocates for the traditional family unit and a creative, moral education, solidifying his reputation as a master of social critique. This audiobook edition, narrated by Mark Williams, brings Chesterton's timeless insights to life.