The End of the World (As We Know It) delves into the unpredictable landscape of our modern times, blending personal narrative with an exploration of societal collapse, environmental disasters, and the psychological impact of global uncertainty. Kayla Kruse invites readers on a deeply introspective journey, one that reflects on the fragility of human systems and the inevitability of change. With a sharp eye on history, science, and the human condition, Kruse provides an urgent call to confront our fears and understand the patterns that define the world's tipping points. From climate crises to pandemics, she dissects the forces pushing us to the brink, while also offering hope by highlighting the resilience of human spirit, community, and innovation. Ultimately, The End of the World (As We Know It) is not just a book about endings-it's a roadmap for those seeking meaning, transformation, and hope in a world teetering on the edge.