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Pros
Essays on subjects ranging from hot dogs to comets and paint to sunsets. Poignant reminders of stark times live in juxtaposed against the magnificence of the human condition. Reminds us that ultimately we are a blip in a much larger universe.
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Quality
The only thing better than reading the book was reading and discussing it with others and with the author himself
Packaging/appearance
I assume john green wanted to make some metaphorically resonant point on waste in the anthropocene
Competitiveness
It seems kind of meta to review this book on a fivestar scale but it truly is a fantastic book
Thoroughly enjoyed this authors views on the world
Regarding the headline i also read dune so it’s tough competition
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- This product had a total of 7,388 reviews as of our last analysis date on Jan 17 2023.
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I would like to give john greens reviews a review of five stars
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The irony of offering my review of a book written entirely as reviews is not lost on me
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If you are one of those people who doesn’t want to read about or watch or hear about the pandemic in pop culture i completely respect that
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While green admits to moments of despair and great anxiety he never leaves you there to wallow
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As someone who has a bad case of climateanxiety i appreciated his frank discussion of the climate realities we’re facing but for the first time in a while i felt real hope
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So i’ll leave you with green’s words after all he’s the author not me
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I assume john green wanted to make some metaphorically resonant point on waste in the anthropocene
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