I really enjoyed this book - although I did take a bit longer to read it as it’s packed full of information that I wasn’t aware of and found myself conducting some research of my own. I think it’s a great introduction into the climate issue and raises many relevant points regarding the inaction of humankind (for the most part) towards one of the biggest and potentially most destructive - and potentially avoidable - issues of our time plaguing our generation and generations to come. What I appreciate about this book is that it sheds the doom and gloom approach and instead encourages an overall optimistic reflection of the factors that play a role in the climate change issue. The author is fairly conversational in his writing and I found he took some heavy topics and wrote concisely and informatively, using personal anecdotes, and remaining positive around how far we’ve come and how capable we are. I would definitely recommend this to people interested in learning more about climate change!

Thank you NetGalley and Penguin Random House Canada for the advanced electronic copy of this book in exchange for an honest review!