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Sunday, September 30, 2007
The Weather Makers: How We are Changing the Climate and What It Means for Life on Earth by Tim Flannery
Probably my book of choice to recommend for those people who want to read something, but not everything, about climate change. Accessible - well-written, straightforward, intelligent.
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A Librarian Reads the G&M Top 100 for 2006
Welcome to my attempt to read the Globe and Mail's Top 100 for 2006
Labels
Canadian fiction
(7)
History
(4)
Politics
(4)
Autobiogarphy
(3)
Canadian non-fiction
(3)
Changed my life
(3)
Climate change
(3)
biography
(3)
page-turner
(3)
science
(3)
Canada
(2)
Dysfunctional family
(2)
Endangered animals
(2)
Murder mystery
(2)
Newfoundland
(2)
One-day read
(2)
Terrorism
(2)
United States
(2)
World War II
(2)
audiobook
(2)
family
(2)
love story
(2)
memoir
(2)
mystery
(2)
non-fiction
(2)
personal memoir
(2)
poetry
(2)
Abolition
(1)
Afghanistan
(1)
Africa
(1)
Australia
(1)
Brilliant
(1)
Britain
(1)
British
(1)
Bush
(1)
CIA
(1)
Caribou
(1)
Colonialism
(1)
Coming of age
(1)
Cooking
(1)
Crippen
(1)
Global warming
(1)
Government
(1)
Hollywood
(1)
Honest
(1)
Internet
(1)
Iraq
(1)
Ireland
(1)
Islam
(1)
JFK
(1)
Japan
(1)
Life on earth
(1)
Logging
(1)
Marconi
(1)
Mob
(1)
Murder
(1)
Nature
(1)
New Brunswick
(1)
New York
(1)
Nova Scotia
(1)
Oil
(1)
Ontario
(1)
Orange Prize
(1)
Osama Bin Laden
(1)
Profound
(1)
Racism
(1)
Saddam Hussein
(1)
Sierra Leone
(1)
Slave trade
(1)
Species extinction
(1)
Terrorists
(1)
The American Revolution
(1)
The French Revolution
(1)
adventure
(1)
autobiograhical
(1)
book club
(1)
books
(1)
canadian politics
(1)
characterization
(1)
comedy
(1)
computer geeks
(1)
depression
(1)
disaster
(1)
experimental novel
(1)
foreign fiction
(1)
graphic novel
(1)
gripping read
(1)
intelligent
(1)
librarian
(1)
lumbermen
(1)
medicine
(1)
paul martin
(1)
philosophy
(1)
prison
(1)
professional librarian
(1)
reading
(1)
realistic
(1)
royalty
(1)
scholarly
(1)
small-town life
(1)
software
(1)
stephen harper
(1)
strange
(1)
weird
(1)
well-written
(1)
wireless telegraphy
(1)
wonderful
(1)
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October
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November
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December
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Empress of Asia by Adam Lewis Schroeder
The Friends of Meager Fortune by David Adams Richards
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