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loved this. it was exactly what i needed. just so perfect. i v will go back and do the activities again

these stories were great! the narrations were also great! I recommend this listen to all who appreciate some good scary stories!

Science fiction often asks the listener to suspend disbelief. And here, J.D. Jackson and an able crew of narrators ask listeners to entertain an amazing and culturally loaded premise: What if there were no murders, no torture, no gun violence? As the story is told through the voices of a poet and political prisoner, an..

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Really I gave it 4 stars because the scholarship behind the book and the vision it provides are so excellent. KSR offers a stark, and plausible contrast to the end of the world narrative that drives most climate change sci fi. As a story it has its moments, but it drags in many places and..

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If you picked up this book as the first one in the series, go back and start from the beginning. You’ll thank me later. This continues the story, and is as much fun as the previous book. I’m looking forward to the next in the series. Recommended.

This book left me with quite a few different emotions. On the one hand I was filled with optimism. The author provides a fairly practical and reasonable outline of how to go carbon negative using technologies and solutions available to us today. However at time is writing on global community agreeing bass issues left me..

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Lots if great ideas, mixed with realities we are sure to contend with. It made me hopeful, but we will see if how tge future plays out.

there are so many stories and the narrator’s voice becomes very drab after the third or fourth. overall it was just average to me, some stories were better than others and there may have been two or three that I did find very interesting.

As someone who has followed this story from the beginning, I felt as though I had a front seat view of every aspect of this case. Very well written and narrated. With one small error noted when Joel called Russ at the JCC to tell him he about the courts decision to send the case..

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This book, more than any other, stays lingering on my soul; changing my perspective of how the Anthropocene could end positively. Humanity could make a U-turn and begin to rectify our unfair and greedy consumption of Earth’s resources, turning instead to healing our planet. A society where all living beings have equal rights. I just..

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