The Anthropocene Reviewed: Essays on a Human-Centered Planet

A deeply moving collection of personal essays from John Green, the author of The Fault in Our Stars and Turtles All the Way Down.

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336 pages

Average rating: 8.2

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Anonymous
Nov 18, 2024
8/10 stars
Very neat thank you John Green
Anonymous
Oct 15, 2024
10/10 stars
This book was a good reads recommendation, and I went into it blind after seeing its high ratings (the book itself is ratings..). It's one of those books I've experienced where after just a few pages, I immediately knew I had something good in my hands. I loved the concept of each chapter being a new subject, and being drawn into every story. This book was full of emotion. It was funny, thought provoking, and deeply personal. This is one on my shelf I will probably go back too down the road. 5 stars.
Anonymous
Aug 22, 2024
10/10 stars
I really liked this, and it made me cry at a few points.
Anonymous
Aug 21, 2024
10/10 stars
This book was amazing! John Green does such an amazing job of discussing humanity. This book was able to make me reflect, make me sad, horrified and smile. The book was written in part during the Covid lock down and hearing about that makes the book even better.

John Green is the most "normal" star I have ever heard share stories. He is relatable and shares things that not many are willing to share.
Shahna
Jul 18, 2024
8/10 stars
It was fun.

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