Book Review: Society of the Snow
July 22, 2024
I see this book not only as a tale of endurance, but a testament to the strength of the human spirit and the power of solidarity.
I see this book not only as a tale of endurance, but a testament to the strength of the human spirit and the power of solidarity.
Lorde is generous with her insights and personal experiences, making this collection incredibly accessible for all kinds of readers.
The book explores not only the practicalities of their survival, but also their relationship and the ways it changes under the circumstances.
It’s awe inspiring and truly magnificent – highly recommended for anyone wanting to know where we came from.
A book that everyone needs to read, but especially those with a passion for creativity and respect for the Earth.
This was the perfect cosy read while also serving as a wonderful illustration that life is not set in stone.
Malm guides you through the history of protest, explaining the increasing need for the more radical action to prevent climate catastrophe
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It has a refined design with great photographs, with exposed beams and interesting combinations of textures and materials.
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Touching on the importance of each fascinating creature, this book serves as a glorious reminder of how truly unique our ecosystem is.
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This is a cracking good read – even for those with no previous interest in maritime history. Also, how did they keep their record books dry?!
Billed as a memoir but reads easily as a collection of essays on lived experiences, I thoroughly enjoyed this book.
Covering the history, manufacture, origins and traditional uses of rare and enigmatic fabrics, this book is a love letter to textiles.
The uncomplicated writing and interesting subject matter had me wishing that the book was longer just so I could keep reading!
Thought-provoking and intriguing, you may have to re-read to grasp his point but this only makes the eventual realization all the better.
This book stresses the role that we can play in the climate crisis as consumers and introduces some exciting new alternatives…
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