Johann Hari 3 Book Set - Lost Connections, Chasing the Scream, Stolen Focus - Bloomsbury Paperback Non-Fiction Collection

Titles in This Set Lost Connections: Uncovering the Real Causes of Depression – and the Unexpected Solutions Chasing the Scream: The First and Last Days of the War on Drugs Stolen Focus: Why You Can't Pay Attention Details Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC Age Range: Adult Overview This three-book paperback collection brings together Johann Hari's most talked-about non-fiction titles. Lost Connections, Chasing the Scream, and Stolen Focus each tackle a different modern crisis — depression, addiction, and collapsing attention — using years of global research and expert interviews. Together they form an evidence-based trilogy for readers wanting to understand why so many feel disconnected, distracted, or unwell, and what can genuinely help. About the Books Johann Hari turns investigative journalism into accessible, page-turning non-fiction, and this set showcases three of his most influential titles. In Lost Connections, Hari interviews psychologists and social scientists worldwide to challenge the purely biological model of depression, identifying nine real-world causes and more holistic solutions. Chasing the Scream follows a journey across nine countries to uncover the true roots of addiction, reframing it as a response to disconnection rather than brain chemistry alone; the book inspired a major TED talk and feature film. Stolen Focus, his most recent work, examines why concentration has collapsed for so many, from teenagers to office workers, arguing this is a systemic problem created by technology and modern life rather than personal failing. Each book blends storytelling, interviews, and research into a readable format that makes complex psychological and social science accessible to general readers. Together or separately, these three titles offer a coherent, thought-provoking look at today's biggest wellbeing challenges, backed by genuine reporting rather than quick-fix advice. Three acclaimed paperbacks from a New Yo