René reviewed Dune Messiah by Frank Herbert
Without words
5 stars
I don’t know how but this book was so impactful to me, probably more than the original
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René reviewed How to Blow up a Pipeline by Andreas Malm
Why resisting climate change means combatting the fossil fuel industry
The science on climate change …
Made me start believing in a positive change… again
4 stars
I went into this book being a bit negative about climate change and the climate movement worldwide. I thought we “lost” and wouldn’t be able prevent enormous damage to the planet. I saw myself in a situation similar to the ending of the movie “Don’t look up” but I don’t think of that anymore.
The book gives you a decent amount of history of the different climate movements (pacifist and not so pacifist) and compales them to other social movements and the type of violence or lack there of that they used in order to achieve their goals.
I really recommend this book a lot!
René reviewed Dune (Dune Chronicles, #1) by Frank Herbert
Dune is a 1965 science-fiction novel by American author Frank Herbert, originally published as two …
New favourite
4 stars
The book is so packed of action, emotion, mysticism and lots of character development. Loved it. Coming from reading most of the Foundation series, I wasn’t sure if I me being a fanboy, Iwas going to like it another big Sci-Fi saga but I did. Can’t wait to read the next books!
René reviewed Before the Coffee Gets Cold by Toshikazu Kawaguchi
So good you’ll forget to finish your coffee before it gets cold
5 stars
I found the first story a bit slow, it took a bit of time to explain the rules so I wasn’t too sure I’d like it. Everything changed (to me) from the second story onwards.
René reviewed Frankenstein, or, The Modern Prometheus by Mary Shelley
The original story of science gone berserk: one that changed how far our dreams can …
Awesome read
5 stars
The book deals mith such complex topics in an incredibly well written story. I read the first part of the 1831 version and then switched to the 1818 version (I read all three parts) and both versions are intriguing. It’s going to be in my Spooky Season list!