Friendship has always been at the heart of human connections, but how well do we truly understand it? Friends and Friendship bridges the wisdom of Aristotle's philosophy with the challenges and opportunities of modern digital interactions. Exploring Aristotle's three types of friendship—utility, pleasure, and the rare, perfect bond—this book delves into what makes relationships thrive or falter in an age dominated by screens and social media.

With wit and thought-provoking insights, Friends and Friendship examines the strengths and shortcomings of online friendships compared to face-to-face connections. Whether you're curious about the dynamics of relationships in today’s fast-paced world or eager to uncover the timeless truths of human connection, this book is your ultimate guide to navigating friendships in the digital age. It’s a must-read for anyone striving to build deeper, more meaningful bonds.