pickDespite it‘s frightening and all too possible premise, this was a lovely book. It was an impulse airport buy, and it kept me riveted on the long flight. (The best thing about being held captive in a metal tube is not having one iota of guilt about reading for hours. 😁🤓📖.)
pickThis chilling tale of murder,betrayal,redemption & reconciliation is set in the hazardous Scottish Highlands in 2051.Climate change has turned this world into one of snow and ice.A young meteorologist on her rounds,discovers a body encased in a snow tunnel.DI Cameron Brody of Glasgow,who has his own reasons for investigating,carries ghosts & secrets from his past with him. What a shocking,explosive end. #climatechange #bloodandfoundfamilies
pickThis is my first book by this author. I thought it was a solid book with an interesting concept. I'm glad I read it, but I'm not wild about it. 3 🌟
pickAn excellent book describing the science, history and politics surrounding forest fires. Vaillant gives a gripping account of the 2016 Fort McMurray wildfire in Canada, and explains how climate change has led to an increase of such fires.
I highly recommend the audiobook version.
#AwesomeApril @Andrew65
so-soCan you kinda guess where I‘m going with this one from the pic?
This is a dystopian & rather disturbing as it seems entirely too probable.
Morally-lacking gourmands. If you‘re a foodie you could well get into this prose, just not if you‘re a veg*n.
Hey! You leave those mammoths alone! 🦣
While on a Louisiana road trip, I stopped at The Conundrum bookstore in St. Francisville. It had a perfect reading area and friendly atmosphere. #independentbookstore
Read this book. 🤍✨ her voice, her life, her story deserves to be heard, cherished, and remembered.
Beautiful poetry and story, woven and arranged and told in a way that will stick with me for a long time. An unfolding of a life. I loved the way the poems were artistically put onto the page too. So much I could say. But her words are what matters here. Read this book. 🤍✨ #poetry
so-soI had to bail about 35% in. It was just too stressful it‘s like reading a documentary about a recent catastrophic fire in an area not too far from my home. It‘s well-written and interesting, just too overwhelming for me to keep going.
pickWhat is magic but science not yet explained?
Coming of age, nature writing, and a look into what the future holds for our warming planet. A hurricane hits Florida and things are rapidly changing.
Happening over the course of Wanda‘s lifetime, I found the acceleration in climate disasters and collapse of society a bit of a stretch to happen so quickly, but believable otherwise!
pickI have to admit that I struggled through some parts of this book, but it‘s an important read. This is a painstaking explanation of the climate change crisis and real solutions on how we can begin to fix it. There are practical steps that need to be taken and radical ideas that might work if the whole world can work together. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
