Anthropocene Reviewed: Essays on a Human-Centered Planet | 
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I don‘t judge a book by cover but sometimes it can be better… agree?
I don‘t judge a book by cover but sometimes it can be better… agree?
pickI‘m so glad this book was chosen for my book club bc it was not on my radar & I loved it! It‘s part memoir/part nonfiction, & I listened to the audiobook, which was great. I connected w/ him an a lot of things & kept pausing to go look up certain pieces of art mentioned, or pull up Spotify & listen to a song he talked about. He wrote this during the pandemic, so that brought a whole other level of intensity to some of the chapters.
pickIn this collection of essays, Green rates a variety of topics on a 5⭐️ scale while mixing history, personal experiences, and observations. From Dr. Pepper and Monopoly to mental health and grieving, Green approaches all topics in thoughtful, interesting ways. 4 1/2 stars.
pickYA author John Green takes the best essays and stories of his podcast abd shares them here in this nonfiction book concerning the human experience.
