This book contains illustrations of the story of the Republic of Nauru, a small island nation floating alone in the South Pacific.
This island, which was formed over many years by the accumulation of albatross droppings, has become one of the richest countries in the world thanks to its abundant phosphate rock, which serves as a raw material for fertilizer.
The profits were shared equally among the people, and the state gave new houses to those who got married.
They do not pay tuition, hospital fees, taxes or public utility bills.
As people flocked to this paradise where they would not have to work to earn money, the shadow of a curse began to fall.
What will happen? This book offers an opportunity to examine politics, resources, labor, and the true conditions that make people happy.