I enjoyed reading Parag Khanna's Connectography. As someone who is very interested in how the world continues to grow smaller and smaller due to globalisation, I knew I would probably find this book very interesting. I came out of Connectography with a better understanding of just how connected different countries now are, how crucial these connections are to how the modern world operates, but also what the dangers are of being so closely tied together.

Since I don't know much about Khanna's topic, I am unable to say to what extent all of his claims are true. However, he manages to explain them relatively well although some of his metaphors are a bit clunky. The illustrations in this book are also amazing, very informative and well put together. Connectography, however, is incredibly dense. There are a lot of facts, stats and terms there that make it a bit of a challenging reading experience. Unless you are, as a matter of fact, interested in this topic, it will be close to impossible to get through.