Beautiful, melancholic, and tells you more on a hundred pages than many books manage on 500+. Glimpses of life – sad, but never only sad, never unbearably sad – with and in the climate catastrophe. How there's both suffering and beauty. Ver

Maximum dark surveillance capitalism dystopia, mixed with family things and everything else you'd care to drop in there. Did nothing for me, but it's very much a "be in the right mood" kinda story. This book is part of the [2022 Backlog