The 1960s was one of the most tumultuous eras in modern history. As events such as the Cuban Missile Crisis and JFK's assassination shook world politics, the decade evolved into a period of protest. The Vietnam War sparked widespread outrage, civil rights activists took to the streets and women's rights campaigners demanded change. At the heart of the '60s was a youthful yearning for a new order: writers and visual artists pushed boundaries, popular music pulsed with the spirit of rebellion, and the bold miniskirt embodied the desire for liberation. Meanwhile, the extraordinary moon landing in 1969 symbolized humanity's ability to reach new frontiers. The Little Book of the 1960s will take you on an evocative journey through the twists and turns of this revolutionary era. Packed with vivid anecdotes and fabulous quotes, it's the perfect guide to the icons and ideas that defined the decade.