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Collecting recent titles on climate-related books of any genre for a 2026 book club program

It’s an amazing book and only slow going because it encourage me to check out some of the writers on Twitter or look up a reference…

This collection of essays on #ClimateAction is encouraging and thought provoking. Worth a read.

Loving this book. Would rather we don’t need a book on climate grief - of course - but feeling more hopeful & energised.

Wow! Enjoying this book so much more than Boy Swallows Universe. Yet I don’t think there’s been the same level of buzz.... ????

Fab read especially at this time when we need to be pushing back on the science denialists.

Started my first audio book today.

Still reading this book as I've been on holidays which cut back my available reading time. However I highly recommend. This book from 2012 is a fascinating read and not just for those interested in human disease (but who isn't in the COVID-19 era). It's also part travel adventure (don't go in the bat cave!), surprisingly funny in parts, beautifully written and did I already say... fascinating?

OMFG - Joanna Trollope speaks to me. The first time I read one of her books, A Spanish Lover, I was obsessed. She made me find a book club because I wanted to talk about her book, that book, which so resonated. Decades later I find this book & she is right there with me again.

Slow going but everyone promises it’s worth it... to

Enjoyed the launch of friend Lee Mylne's travel book, A Glass Half Full yesterday. With some two dozen stories from her travels in Aust. & beyond, there is much to enjoy and inspire. Easy to dip into, easy to pack - recommend. Have a look for it online at her blog of the same name.