The Almost Nearly Perfect People - by Michael Booth (Paperback)

The Almost Nearly Perfect People is a thought-provoking and insightful journey through the Nordic countries, offering a nuanced and often darker picture of these seemingly utopian societies.

Through personal anecdotes and in-depth research, journalist Michael Booth sheds light on the quirks and foibles of Scandinavian culture, revealing why these countries have become so successful and models for the world.

From the highest taxes in Denmark to the feral Icelanders, this book provides a balanced and informative look at the secrets of Scandinavian success.

With a witty and engaging writing style, Booth's narrative is both entertaining and enlightening, making The Almost Nearly Perfect People an essential read for anyone interested in understanding these fascinating cultures.