This book was wild.
This was meticulously researched. The town was presented in a fair, unbiased way, and the author showed empathy for the people (and bears) he wrote about. They weren't presented as caricatures. There was a good balance between humor and seriousness, and I was just fascinated from beginning to end. There was also a good deal of history included to give context as to how this wild idea got started. A really interesting read.
pickI honestly think more people should read/listen to this. It‘s eye opening how social media is being used to manipulate what we see/hear and how that influences us. It sounds conspiracy theory like but MR has exhaustive research and examples of when and how the public is manipulated using ‘stories‘ and algorithms. I understand why 🇨🇦 gov‘t blocked news being on FB and IG but the stupid shit is still getting through so it‘s a half assed attempt
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pickAs a Canadian, American politics over the last 8 years has been both fascinating and scary. Behavior that would never have been accepted from politicians before seems to have become commonplace and many seem to have no integrity. I don't agree with all of Cheney's politics, but really admire her bravery for standing up for the truth and share her fear for the next election. The book was a riveting read that I finished in two days. 4.5/5 stars!
Snow White bag #9 6/7 dwarves and a roof for sleeping under. I‘m flipping between this book and Taylor‘s TTPS ( so far my favourites are Florida and thanK you aIMee - I love a good F bomb )
From the moment I was deposited back into civilian life after the Trump inauguration, I felt compelled to get away from what was happening in America.
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