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ElizaMarie
The Marriage Act | John Marrs
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I love this author! This one hit hard too. I can't even imagine how my life would be if “The Marriage Act“ was real! All the AI stuff is scary! Zoey and Lobster were lying next to me when I was finishing this one :)
#LibbyLoan

#ISpy “Author of“ - @TheAromaOfBooks

TiredLibrarian Love your snuggly pals! 3w
TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! I've had this one on my list ever since I read 3w
dabbe 🖤🐾🐾🖤 3w
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Pedrocamacho
Burn: A novel | Peter Heller
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Another great Heller read. Different from previous books as it is set in a dystopia, similar to ours.

LoverOfLearning Love this cover! 2w
Pedrocamacho Same, @LoverOfLearning! Very cool 😊 2w
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Hilary427
Burn: A novel | Peter Heller
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I LOVED The River, which was my first PH book, but was not impressed with The Painter or The Lone Ranger, so I was hesitant to try this one. I‘m so glad I did though, this book was amazing! I read it in a day. The ONLY complaint is the Hannah side story - it didn‘t add anything and I agree with other reviewers that PH is not great at writing female characters. (5)
⭐️: 4.25/5

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JenniferEgnor
The Great Transition: A Novel | Nick Fuller Googins
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Told from the perspectives of a teenage girl and her parents, this is the future, but it‘s also the past. Her parents frequently tell her stories of what it was like before, how hard they had to fight, and how that progress is still so delicate due to the continuing capitalist greed of the fossil fuel industry and its climate criminals. Life looks radically different and is not easy, but together, humanity pulls through. When violence breaks⬇️

JenniferEgnor out and climate criminals are killed, the delicate family splits, and the clock is ticking for them to find each other again—but there will be a price. This book asks, when will we do something? What will it take for us to DO SOMETHING?! What kind of world do we want to live in? The one we are living in now is dying, at our hands. The time to act is now. An intense, moving read fitting for this moment. How will we respond? Choose wisely. 3mo
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JenniferEgnor
The Great Transition: A Novel | Nick Fuller Googins
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Progress is fragile. Revolution is a delicate bird. We think we have fixed everything, but the old world – the destroying classes – they will roll it back the instant they can. They are trying. Are you listening to me?

Nebklvr Sounds quite good 3mo
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