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Abailliekaras
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I enjoyed this book about the materials that make up the modern world and the history and economies around them. It‘s highly readable and accessible. Rigorous on facts & science but he tells it in a conversational voice with narrative drive. Fascinating to learn about the importance of sand & glass for example, & the modern need for copper & lithium. It shows how interdependent we are as supply chains are so complex. Recommended.

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Hooked_on_books
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I was a little worried this book about the acquisition of rare earth elements to power all our devices would be dry, but it‘s both fascinating and engaging. I feel like a learned a lot and would not be opposed to listening a second time, since it‘s really packed with info.

NBA longlist, nonfiction

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Smartypants
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Mehso-so

This was a really interesting book, half-memoir/half-history of lithium. #memoir

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tholmz
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Listened to this one and thoroughly enjoyed Lowe‘s voice, literal and figurative. The history of psych drugs and lithium is fascinating and Lowe‘s personal story is too.

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Cosmos_Moon_River
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Interesting brief natural history lithium, psychology, psychiatry, and good memoir of going crazy and coming back. I love the dizzying cover and it matches my skull succulent planter and phone case. Fun color scheme, and a pretty fun read.

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Cosmos_Moon_River
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The last part of Mental detailing Jaime‘s research of lithium has piqued my interest of the Bolivian salt flats. I had no idea! So cool!

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xxjenadanxx
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This was an impulse read found free on Amazon. #yolo. I expected it to be mediocre but it was SO good. Lightly Gaiman or Burton-esque. Life and death are two sides of a coin. After death you become young again and are enrolled in The Mortuary. Over the course of 6 years you're taught how to reincarnate and live again. If you're worthy anyway. With enlightened Orangutans as teachers and demons as servants, nothing is as it seems in the afterlife.

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Cosmos_Moon_River
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Listening to Poe and reading about the second manic episode on a beautiful sunny day.

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Cosmos_Moon_River
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Starting this today. I had ordered it a few months ago, and just got to other books first. Pleasantly surprised to find this lovely bookmark from the seller. Maybe a calm before the storm? Here we go, into a potential world of chaos and insanity!