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aberwin's review
Due back to the library and just too much nonfiction for lil ol me.
carlyshoo's review
5.0
Absolutely fantastic, and I really cannot stop recommending it to everyone and anyone I know.
Incredible storyteller!
Incredible storyteller!
tessalaree's review against another edition
4.25
Big topics like climate change somehow become both more digestible and more foreboding when broken down into a specific aspect like this. Focusing on heat as the main topic was really fascinating; I think a lot of people (myself included) underestimate the danger of extreme heat. And for some people, that danger is only a blackout or a few unpaid bills away.
paulinaivette's review against another edition
adventurous
challenging
informative
reflective
sad
medium-paced
4.0
doc_erinnicole's review
challenging
dark
informative
reflective
sad
tense
medium-paced
4.5
One day while I was screaming about how the "TICKS ARE GOING TO KILL US ALL," knowing my tendency towards catastrophizing, my partner whispered, "are you should you should be reading this book?" Haha, which honestly fair. But also yes, I should be reading this book! And babes, while the book is good, the future is bleak. We really need to get our ish together or we, and the generations after us, are truly and completely fucked. Heat really is a silent killer and it's only going to get worse and worse as we dump more CO2 in the air. The melting permafrost has me terrified as it may unearth the virus that kills us all in the end.
I appreciate Goodell leaves us with some hope and briefly profiles some climate change warriors out there. Even as lovely as that is, I still have so much unease.
I appreciate Goodell leaves us with some hope and briefly profiles some climate change warriors out there. Even as lovely as that is, I still have so much unease.