Who is the author of 'Sapiens A Graphic Novel'?

I'm sorry, but without more details about this 'Sapiens Novel', I can't tell you who the author is.

Since it's about the history of humans, the main characters might be the different groups of Homo sapiens throughout history. It could show leaders or important figures from various historical periods who had a significant impact on the development of human civilization.

It's about the history of the human species. It likely presents the evolution, development, and various aspects of human existence in a graphic novel format, which could include things like how early humans lived, how they evolved socially and technologically.

Well, 'Sapiens A Graphic Novel' probably delves into the history of our species. It could include things like how early humans lived, their social structures, and how they adapted to different environments over time. Maybe it shows how they developed language, culture, and technology through the use of illustrations and a narrative format.

It's a graphic novel adaptation of the popular 'Sapiens' book. It likely presents the key ideas from the original in a more visual and accessible format, such as the history of human evolution, our development as a species, and how we came to dominate the planet.

It could be about Yuval Noah Harari's ideas presented in a graphic novel format. Maybe it focuses on the history, evolution, and future of Homo sapiens as his works often do.

It's about the story of human history as presented in Yuval Noah Harari's 'Sapiens'. The graphic novel version likely simplifies and visualizes the complex concepts in a more accessible way for readers who prefer a visual and narrative - driven approach to understanding the development of Homo sapiens, from our primitive origins to modern times.

I don't have the exact number off the top of my head. But you could try looking at bookstores or online book catalogs to find out precisely how many volumes the Sapiens graphic novel has.

Yes, 'Sapiens' can be classified as a non-fiction book rather than a traditional novel.

It depends on the content. 'Sapiens' as a concept can be quite complex, so younger readers might have a hard time understanding it fully. But if the graphic novel adaptation simplifies the ideas, it could be suitable for older kids and teens, say 12 and above.