Description
Explore the captivating narrative of 'Nothing New: A History of Second-hand', a compelling dive into the world of second-hand goods. This enlightening book by Robyn Annear presents a thought-provoking exploration of our obsession with newness and how modern consumerism is a relatively recent phenomenon. Discover the hidden history of everyday items—from vintage clothing to cherished kitchenware—and how they've transcended time and trends through numerous owners. With 288 pages filled with intriguing anecdotes and insightful commentary, this book is perfect for eco-conscious shoppers and history lovers alike. Embrace sustainable living and uncover the charm of pre-owned treasures as you learn about the value of reusing and recycling. Whether you’re an avid thrifter or just curious about the impacts of consumer culture, 'Nothing New' will enrich your understanding of the past and inspire you to appreciate the stories behind second-hand experiences, revealing how these objects have shaped our lives. Join the movement towards mindful consumption and cherish the beauty of second-hand living today.