Travels to the Ends of the Earth: Paintings, Poems, Photographs and Stories
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Travels to the Ends of the Earth is a compilation of 250 images painted and photographed by the...
Beasts from Bricks: Amazing LEGO Designs for Animals from Around the World - With 15 Step-by-Step Project
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Make your LEGO constructions come alive with Beasts from Bricks! LEGO bricks have fueled the...
Ice Journey: A Story of Adventure, Escape and Salvation
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Ice Journey is the biography of Vietnam veteran Dave Morgan, a self confessed ordinary bloke who has...
Silence: ... In the Age of Noise
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Behind a cacophony of traffic noise, iPhone alerts and our ever-spinning thoughts, an elusive notion...
The Atlantis Gene
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THE BATTLE TO SAVE HUMANITY HAS BEGUN. Off the coast of Antarctica, a research vessel discovers a...
What makes this book so interesting is its in-depth look into the importance of intersectionality and why it has failed to be addressed for so long. The organisers of the march are open and candid about all the issues that arose while bringing this together, including permits, and lack of inclusivity - but they also speak about how they corrected these problems and learnt from it.
From anecdotes of participants from Antarctica and a one-woman protest in Singapore, to important voices of our age such as Gloria Steinem and Roxane Gay - the book itself is a memento for one of the most significant moments of our time and worth going out and purchasing it on International Women's Day.
On the Map
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Maps fascinate us. They chart our understanding of the world and they log our progress, but above...
Not Finding Wittgenstein: Peter Lepus Poems
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The poems in "Not Finding Wittgenstein" feature Peter Henry Lepus, a rabbit who searches the world...
Where'd You Go, Bernadette?
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A compulsively readable and touching novel about misplaced genius and a mother and daughter's role...
Erika Kehlet (21 KP) rated The 6th Extinction (Sigma Force, #10) in Books
Feb 21, 2018
As always with James Rollinss books, be sure to read / listen to the Notes to the Reader at the end of the novel. He always explains what out of the book is science, and what is fiction. In this novel particularly, that is the scariest part of all.