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11. Two Degrees/Alan Gratz

Sun May 28, 2023, 12:13 PM

May 2023

Kids confront climate change when caught in disasters.

Written for middle school so fairly simplistic. The ending was too simple for me. Better to tell kids the truth about where the power really lies than encouraging ineffective actions.

Not the Ones Dead/Dana Stabenow

Latest Kate Shugak. Pretty good. Pulled in a lot of outside real troubles at the end which pulled me out of my Alaskan reverie.

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What Fiction are you reading this week, May 28, 2023? [View all] hermetic May 2023 OP

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Two Degrees/Alan Gratz cbabe May 2023 #11

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Thought I would add that: hermetic Jun 2023 #18

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