在親眼目睹地球毀滅之後，諾亞・卡普蘭身處一艘他毫無登船記憶的荒廢太空船，徘徊在寂靜的走廊中尋找答案，也尋找那個他感覺正注視著自己的無形存在。當他穿行於這艘船艦時，諾亞將自己唯一的物品——一本日誌——填滿了關於人類的素描與回憶，把他身為最後一位倖存地球人的日子化為《The Last Book》，一部即興創作的圖像小說，由一位藝術家的畫作與思索所形塑；他努力緊抓住身為人類的意義，並保存整個文明脆弱的精髓。
The atmosphere in those empty spacecraft corridors is haunting in a way I didn't expect from a translated diary format, and the pacing keeps you turning pages even when you should sleep. I read it in two sittings, completely pulled into Noah's search for that unseen presence.
The atmosphere is so thick you can almost feel that unseen presence lurking behind you while you read. I loved following Noah through the silent, deserted spacecraft and piecing together the mystery of how he got there. As an Italian speaker, I appreciated how natural and expressive the translation
I tore through the first half in one sitting; the way Noah's fragmented memories unfold as he drifts through the silent corridors genuinely kept me guessing. The Italian translation flows beautifully and doesn’t lose the eerie, lonely atmosphere.