Books matching: human irresponsibility
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Save:A gorgeously written, deeply thoughtful exploration of nature, humanity, and the future - ideal for readers who love to be moved and challenged by prose as much as by ideas.
'Horizon' by Barry Lopez is a mesmerizing journey that spans across various landscapes and cultures, emphasizing the enchantment, respect, and marvel of all beings and things. Lopez's writing style is described as gentle, beautifully descriptive, and deeply personal, as he delves into global issues with a unique perspective. explores resilience in the face of harsh conditions, human irresponsibility, and evolutionary changes, while celebrating the interconnectedness of all living things.
The boy and I are leaning over a steel railing, staring into the sea. The sun is bright, but shade from a roof above us makes it possible to see clearly into the depths, to observe, quivering there, w...March 2019•593 pages - #2
Save:A boldly original, funny, and oddly touching post-apocalyptic romp seen through a crow’s eyes - come for the talking animals, stay for the big feels. If you’re looking for something different, give it a go!
In "Hollow Kingdom" by Kira Jane Buxton, the story unfolds in the aftermath of a zombie apocalypse, where the human population has been turned into zombies. The narrative is primarily told from the perspective of a pet crow named S.T. or Shit Turd, who embarks on a journey with his companion, a bloodhound named Dennis, to navigate the chaos and help other animals survive. Through witty and irreverent narration, the book explores themes of survival, interspecies communication, and the resilience of nature in a world where humanity has self-destructed.
The writing style of "Hollow Kingdom" is described as fresh, original, and humorous, with a mix of poignant moments and quirky characters. The story is filled with colorful animal voices, including S.T.'s sharp commentary on human behavior, interactions with other intelligent animals, and the exploration of interconnected networks in the natural world. The book offers a unique perspective on the apocalypse, blending humor, satire, and a touch of darkness to create a captivating and engaging tale.
I should have known something was dangerously wrong long before I did. How do you miss something so critical? There were signs, signs that were slow as sap, that amber lava that swallows up a disease-...August 2019•336 pages
