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mcctrish
The Light Pirate | Lily Brooks-Dalton
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Cold brew coffee float for breakfast #winning

DrSabrinaMoldenReads That looks so yummy. Did you make that? 3d
Prairiegirl_reading Cold brew float is genius! It looks delish!! 3d
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mcctrish @Prairiegirl_reading I found cold brew ice cream made by Chapmans last week 🤎🤎 thankfully the weather cooperated sooner than later 3d
Prairiegirl_reading @mcctrish Chapman‘s has become my go to ice cream since the boycott. The weather here is finally nice too! Hooray for spring! 3d
mcctrish @Prairiegirl_reading we always bought Chapmans because they have peanut free plants and one of my oldest‘s best friends is allergic. During the pandemic they paid their staff despite closures and then paid bonus pay when lines reopened. How they operate should be the rule not the exception ❤️❤️❤️❤️ 3d
Prairiegirl_reading That‘s great information! I had no idea! I wasn‘t planning to go back to American brands but I will definitely keep buying Chapmans now. 3d
BooksandCoffee4Me @mcctrish oh, I need to find this! I never would have thought of the float! 3d
mcctrish @BooksandCoffee4Me I agree that you do ❤️❤️ 3d
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mobill76
Zeitoun | Dave Eggers
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We're saying these words every day, but they were written in 2010. When there's a hurricane, we build a prison. When someone looks different, we send them away. These aren't leftovers from some traumatic national crisis. It's who we are. We love this shit.

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mobill76
Zeitoun | Dave Eggers

I read this in almost disbelief. These are Americans? How would you find Americans who would treat people like this? Now it's every day. Can't go a day without seeing a vid of ICE agents breaking car windows to get at people. Jan 6 rioters battering cops and then taunting them after being pardoned. I must've read too many comic books. America is the home of evil people. Our default react is to do evil. Zeitoun should've woken me up to this.

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Jolynne
The Light Pirate | Lily Brooks-Dalton
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The tale of one woman‘s life starting from birth. Set in Florida where hurricanes have reclaimed so much, not just the land but the lives of loved ones. This is an incredible believable look at climate change.
I will anticipate more from this author as Good Morning, Midnight was also great.

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Michellesibs
The Light Pirate | Lily Brooks-Dalton
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I think this is my first real climate change fiction and it's blown me away to be honest. This book felt so real that every blow of the wind, every beat of the sun, has confused me. My reality has mixed with this reading experience and now I'm so element aware I'm on the verge on turning into a prepper.

This version of end of the world as we know it is so female and I love it. I watched this from the pages, this is so adaptable for screen.

mcctrish Stacking 3w
Michellesibs @mcctrish Yay! This book is sooooo under hyped! 3w
Reggie Ughhhh, those first 100 pages of the Hurricane. I almost couldn‘t breathe. lol I loved this book, too. 3w
Michellesibs @Reggie OMG, I fully agree. That hurricane felt too real. A real talent! I definitely need to read her other book now. 3w
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Eggs
A Hundred Summers | Beatriz Williams
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“I was hazy with wine, hazy with Nick. I nestled into my seat and marveled at his endlessness, only inches away, his infinite capacity to shelter me.”

-Beatriz Williams

#CoverStories #Umbrella

@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

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Cathyloves2read
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I visited New Orleans twice. I purchased find book on my second visit.I wish I‘d read it before I visited.It definitely makes me want to go back!This book is non-fiction, but it doesn‘t read as such.I felt glued to the pages and to the characters.I googled many locations and street addresses. I also googled the 9 individuals who were interviewed and was pleased to see that some are still in the city. I have to go back and visit Joanne‘s Kajun Pub

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Reggie
The Light Pirate | Lily Brooks-Dalton
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This was the most horrific book I‘ve read in a while. The first 100 pages just details this super hurricane that obliterates this family living in a podunk town in Florida. A woman gives birth during that hurricane and names the baby after the hurricane, Wanda. My stomach was in my throat those 100 pages. We follow Wanda as she grows up and learns to survive a Florida who has run out of time due to climate change. This book was full of love 👇🏼

Reggie and loss. A climate change horror pick! Also, Litsy, if I was in my 3rd trimester of being pregnant and I wanted to evacuate because there is a hurricane on the way, but my man said-Nah, we‘ll be fine- that is not the man for me. 2mo
Ruthiella I‘m often struck how your reading bounces between terrifying scenarios and horror and light romance! 😅 2mo
merelybookish So much to love about this review! 2mo
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Lindy Stacked! 2mo
Suet624 Yowzer, I'm with you. I'd be out the door. And I agree with @Ruthiella. 2mo
Reggie @Ruthiella I think u do the same thing but just with different genres. 🖤 I‘m sure in one of your sci-fi books the world ends and the next day your rereading an Austen. 2mo
Reggie @merelybookish thanks! ❤️ 2mo
Reggie @Lindy I hope you love it. 2mo
Reggie @Suet624 there comes a point where the dad whose job it is to turn back in the electricity and after weeks and weeks of calling city hall to ask for more help he just decides to go visit and finds one person who said the municipality is no more because everyone has left. Wishes him luck because there is no more county. No more tax money. No more paychecks. 2mo
Suet624 @Reggie just the way Trump and Elon would prefer it to be. 2mo
Rissreadswithcats This sounds BRILLIANT! Stacked! 2mo
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OrangeMooseReads
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Interesting history of the deadliest hurricane in history, it hit Galveston TX. It‘s incredible to see how far weather prediction has come and how much there was to learn and understand something as “simple” as the wind.
Larson has a great way of telling the history and making it feel like a story. Excellent research involved I‘m sure.

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Liz_M
Salvage the Bones | Jesmyn Ward
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I read quite a few books in December and it's hard to pick. In the end, the tagged was the most most emotionally involving (and harrowing!). The first half is rather slow with so.much.description of poverty and (TW) dog fighting . But the depiction of living through Hurricane Katrina was masterful.

#12Booksof2024 @Andrew65

BarbaraBB I didn‘t know the book was about Katrina too. I loved Dave Egger‘s take on that 4mo
Andrew65 An excellent book and author.

Thanks for playing along, it‘s been great seeing everyone‘s books. Hope to see you on the First day of Christmas later this year for #12Booksof2025. 👏👏👏😊🎉🥳
4mo
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