Game in the Garden

Evan Atlas has created a "children's book for all ages" which conveys valuable lessons to audiences of any reading level. After publishing a hefty nonfiction tome called A Metarevolutionary Manifesto, Atlas decided to turn to a brand new demographic.

Game in the Garden brings a complex subject called "game theory" to life through a charming story about the lives of flowers. While game theory is a challenging, interdisciplinary field involving economics, neuroscience, psychology, evolutionary biology, ethics, and more, this book teaches kids and adults alike about these ideas in a simple and universally accessible way.

Young children can appreciate what the flowers in this garden can say to them about topics like fairness, honesty, and cooperation. Meanwhile, their parents will find deeper life lessons embedded in the very same pages. And for kids and adults alike, Game in the Garden provides something desperately needed today: the hope and tools we need to create a more beautiful future for all.