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Good Thing Climate Change is a Hoax, Right? Right?

Wild Dark Shore by Charlotte McConaghy

July 19, 2026 by elderberrywine Leave a Comment

cbr17bingo Refuge I kept seeing this title and I was intrigued.  Is this some sort of seacoast bodice ripper?  Well, no, actually.  But why yes it was great, and all bodices remained intact. The setting is based off of an actual place, Macquarie Island, located about half way between Tasmania and Antarctica.  It is the location of the Svalbard Global Seed Vault, with a treasure chest of seeds collected world-wide for . . . just in case.  It’s only inhabited by a scientific team, and […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Mystery, Romance, Science Fiction Tagged With: Based on actual place, bcr17bingo, Charlotte McConaghy, climate change, Girl is shipwrecked on island, Isolated island between Tasmania and Antarctica, Last boat is coming to take them soon, Mystrious doings and they all have secrets, Only father and three children still there, Refuge on card, Rising seas and raging firesrores, Where did all the scientists go?

elderberrywine's CBR18 Review No:19 · Genres: Fiction, Mystery, Romance, Science Fiction · Tags: Based on actual place, bcr17bingo, Charlotte McConaghy, climate change, Girl is shipwrecked on island, Isolated island between Tasmania and Antarctica, Last boat is coming to take them soon, Mystrious doings and they all have secrets, Only father and three children still there, Refuge on card, Rising seas and raging firesrores, Where did all the scientists go? ·
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“To The Lighthouse” for the Climate Change Generation

Wild Dark Shore by Charlotte McConaghy

April 17, 2026 by Zirza 2 Comments

A young woman named Rowan washes up on the shore of an island. The island houses a seed vault. It used to house researchers, too, but they have all left; the island’s beaches are rapidly being swallowed up by the rising sea levels, and the only people left on the island are caretaker Dominic, who lives with his three children in the lighthouse. They find Rowan and take her in, nurse her back to health. It doesn’t take long, however, before they discover that she […]

Filed Under: Featured, Fiction, Suspense Tagged With: Charlotte McConaghy, climate change, island, nature, Wild Dark Shore

Zirza's CBR18 Review No:10 · Genres: Featured, Fiction, Suspense · Tags: Charlotte McConaghy, climate change, island, nature, Wild Dark Shore ·
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Powerful story of climate change

Dust by Alison Stine

December 2, 2024 by LB Leave a Comment

There was so much of this I loved, but also this was a book that felt really slow through most of the middle. Thea is partially deaf and after her family’s home in Ohio flooded, her dad brought them to Bloodless Valley in Colorado in order to live a simple life and return to basic farming lifestyle. But there is nothing simple about living in the Valley. There’s been a drought for a long time and corporate farms keep buying the water, making it harder […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Speculative Fiction, Young Adult Tagged With: Alison Stine, alt-history, climate change, community, deaf, hard of hearing, Own voices, Speculative Fiction

LB's CBR16 Review No:7 · Genres: Fiction, Speculative Fiction, Young Adult · Tags: Alison Stine, alt-history, climate change, community, deaf, hard of hearing, Own voices, Speculative Fiction ·
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Everything is 100% off if you don’t buy it.

Don't Be Trashy: A Practical Guide to Living with Less Waste and More Joy: A Minimalism Book by Tara McKenna

September 24, 2024 by carmelpie Leave a Comment

Buy for your real life: Remember those high-heeled boots I bought that were perfect for life in New York City? I didn’t buy those for my real life, unfortunately. Figure out what you tend to buy for your fantasy life, and face the reality that perhaps those things aren’t for you. ― Tara McKenna, Don’t Be Trashy: A Practical Guide to Living with Less Waste and More Joy CBR16 Bingo: Cult I have anxiety. Every time I unwrap something packaged in plastic, or when I […]

Filed Under: Featured, Non-Fiction Tagged With: cbr16bingo, climate anxiety, climate change, Recycling & Green Living, Sustainability, Tara McKenna

carmelpie's CBR16 Review No:75 · Genres: Featured, Non-Fiction · Tags: cbr16bingo, climate anxiety, climate change, Recycling & Green Living, Sustainability, Tara McKenna ·
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Climate change is bad

No One Is Too Small to Make a Difference by Greta Thunberg

April 30, 2024 by kfishgirl Leave a Comment

I do not have this physical book or audiobook, so thank you to whoever this kind hand is! It wouldn’t let me upload the cover from Goodreads for some reason, so here we are! OK so I read this as a suggestion from some website or another because of Earth Day. It was like “climate change books to read” or something benign like that. I was like “oh great, I’d love to have some updated suggestions on how to combat climate change.”   Boy was […]

Filed Under: Audiobooks, Non-Fiction Tagged With: climate change, Global Warming, Greta Thunberg, speeches

kfishgirl's CBR16 Review No:39 · Genres: Audiobooks, Non-Fiction · Tags: climate change, Global Warming, Greta Thunberg, speeches ·
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Animals and Kids changing the world

 Cher Ami Comes Through: Heroic Carrier Pigeon of World War I (Heroic Animals), by Nel Yomtov

 School Strike for Climate (Movements and Resistance) by Nel Yomtov

September 21, 2023 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

I am assuming the below titles are from a series called Graphic Novel, with each having its own sub-series within that umbrella title. But I could be wrong, as stranger things have happened (I got my dad to eat fish and chips with me more than once). And in this series they take subjects and introduce them to readers ages 8 to 14. The younger side of this age timeline might need a little assistance, while the older might need to be a smidgen below traditional […]

Filed Under: Children's Books, Graphic Novels/Comic Books, Health, History, Non-Fiction, Young Adult Tagged With: climate change, Communications, Fern Cano, Greta Thunberg, Mark Simmons, Nel Yomtov, science, World War I

BlackRaven's CBR15 Review No:686 · Genres: Children's Books, Graphic Novels/Comic Books, Health, History, Non-Fiction, Young Adult · Tags: climate change, Communications, Fern Cano, Greta Thunberg, Mark Simmons, Nel Yomtov, science, World War I ·
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