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Bags 1-4 are done and attached - so repetitive 🙄 this book was so interesting. The end of the book breaks down the asteroid strike and a step by step description of what would have happened after it hit the Yucatan Peninsula. And all the people who scoffed at the asteroid hypothesis 🤣🤣

The wreath is begun. Fun fact for me diplodocus is pronounced di-plod-u-cus not dip-low-dock-us 🤯

I started this ages ago but didn‘t get it finished so had to wait for my hold to come back in ( Libby held my spot 🤯❤️) I finished my “Books are my passion” set and now to decide on which Christmas set I start 🤔

#HauntedShelf #BookScavengerHunt

#Desolate

+16 points #FrightClub

I am a learn‘ed person. I know how the dinosaurs died. So explain why this jerk made me tear up about the dinosaurs demise…. Excellent book to listen to at work.

If you are a fan of paleontology and natural history, then this is a must read. Brusatte‘s passion on the subject shines through.

⭐️⭐️⭐️

I‘d call this a fascinating but stressful read. It was a big library read on Libby a while ago, and I was intrigued enough to read it. It starts out with a pretty cool prehistory of North America, and half way through it quickly spirals into a distressing tirade of environmental destruction and needless cruelty as white colonists flood the scene. Indigenous perspectives are definitely missing in this book.