Review from The Shift →
This book has helped me SO MUCH! I can’t thank you enough, Dr. Foster. It is way more than just an idea—there are plenty of practical exercises to actually do to help with the shift. Makes total sense. I’m no longer dreading the actual journey of weight loss again, but can embrace it. I’m a..
realistic yet hopeful vision for surviving climate change. a fictional but believable story. I enjoyed how the author incorporates science, economics and psychology lessons in short chapters but also as it relates to the story and struggles of its characters.
Review from The Elements of Spellcrafting →
i enjoyed this book but I do believe it is better to have it in print to use as a reference
This is the first audio book I’ve ever gotten so bored with that I’ve searched the reviews to see if it ever improves. I get the impression it doesn’t and based on being 5 hours in I can believe it. The concept could make a good series but this book just drags on and isn’t..
Review from Terror →
This book was pretty good; lots of action and a great storyline. Narrators did a great job with the characters. This one is my favorite so far.
Review from Hunger →
This book has an interesting storyline; however, the affects an alpha has over an omega is at times over the top. The narrators did a good job with the characters. Will listen to the next book.
Review from Wounded Kiss →
It was a decent story but much more to be learned. I paid for it so I didn’t use a credit but it’s definitely not complete.
Review from The Ministry for the Future →
I had read in the NYT that this was one of Obama’s favorite books of 2020, but it’s not very interesting. I listened to the first 25 chapters, saw the boring pattern develop, and skipped ahead to Chapter 90. The author’s intent was to write a near-future speculative novel about the climate crisis and how..
Review from The Ministry for the Future →
This book contains important ideas and warnings, some of which are controversial. Unfortunately, getting to those gems requires wading through long detailed descriptions and dialogues. For instance, the concept of carbon coins cannot be reached until Chapter 42. However, all in all, for its salient points, I hope all thinking people read this book.
I loved this story – compelling, with a healthy (or maybe heavy-handed?) dose of technical discussion on topics like economic incentives and glaciology in places. I loved the arc and the way the novel tracked from the human to the scientific and ultimately back to the human narrative associated with a near-term dystopia. The one..