What We Really Do All Day by Jonathan Gershuny and Oriel Sullivan offers a fresh look at how people actually spend their time. Drawing on the work of the Centre for Time Use Research, this insightful book explores daily routines, work, family life, leisure, and the hidden patterns that shape modern living.
Clear, thoughtful, and grounded in research, this title is ideal for readers interested in social science, work-life balance, and everyday behaviour. It reveals how time use reflects changing societies and helps readers understand the choices, pressures, and rhythms of contemporary life.
