Youth

Can humanity outgrow its own destructive tendencies? "Youth" by Isaac Asimov, a master of science fiction, ponders this question through the lens of a future society. The novella introduces us to two young boys, Red and Slim, who unwittingly hold the key to their civilization's survival. Amid a backdrop of space travel, extraterrestrial encounters, and the quest for eternal youth, Asimov offers us a profound reflection on the nature of innocence, knowledge, and the cyclical patterns of civilizations. This book will grip you with its intriguing narrative, while subtly provoking thought about what it means to be youthful and the role of humanity in the universe.