Ebury Press The Anthropocene Reviewed

I don’t often read non-fiction, this was a recommendation and something of an impulse buy. I’m so glad I did, this book resonates with me unlike anything I’ve read since The Alchemist. The author writes so engagingly and openly, bearing his often cracked or damaged soul, that it draws you in and you realise that much like old oil paintings, the cracks are part of what makes it beautiful. What makes us beautiful. I cannot recommend enough, read this book. I give it ten stars.

My favourite of John’s books so far, although I have loved them all. The Anthropocene Reviewed is a great book if you’ve only got a little bit of time as you can read a chapter here and there. It’s helped me actually get some sleep as I haven’t felt the need to read it all in one sitting, and therefore it has given me many more hours of entertainment than a novel. John makes all the topics interesting. I now know a fair bit of interesting info about Dr Pepper, despite having never tasted it.

I loved this. I haven’t listened to the podcast but I think I will start. I have some favourites in this collect of essays but I loved them all. Really interesting and insightful. I recommend this book to anyone.

It's a signed edition!! What more could a Nerdfighter ask for? John Green lucidly binds a few of the various snippets the constitute the anthropocene, that is, the current age that's affected by humans. It's almost similar to the audiobook and overall, it will be a healthy and wholesome read for anyone who's feeling apprehensive or lost or pensive. 😊

This book looks at all the quirks of human life from Halley's Comet to Sunsets and it's really interesting because you can tell through the writing that these are all things that interest John massively. The idea of rating human life, and all of it's idiosyncrasies is great, and such a fantastic idea.This book is fantastic.10/10 would recommend to anyone.