This is an incredibly informative, but a little stale nonfiction book about the state of the Australian economy and the impacts on younger generations. Perhaps it was just because it was also super depressing to read, knowing that the state of distress when considering things like buying a house is rooted in a lot of reality and decisions made by generations that benefited.

Pick this up if you are a young Australian who wants to understand why everything is currently how it is. Also, pick this up if you are an older Australian who doesn't want to believe that it is currently ridiculously hard to get by for younger generations and it's because of decisions past. Because the facts are in this book.